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Paquito D’Rivera — Four Pieces for Brass Quintet

Four pieces for brass quintet by Grammy-winning Latin jazz artist, Paquito D’Rivera. The contrasting movements are: Wapango (Afro-Mexican huapango dance), Danzón (the national dance of Cuba), El Cura (jazzy piece dedicated to Cuban jazz guitarist, Carlos Emilio Morales), and Sofia (based on a Bulgarian dance rhythm). These pieces will be a unique and challenging addition to brass quintet repertoire and work equally well as a collection or individually as encore or demo selections. Recommended for all advanced brass quintets in search of new crowd-pleasers.

Suited for:

For Brass Quintet, 16 minutes.
B5-0201 . . . $40.00

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Paquito D’Rivera — Vals Venezolano

Jack Brownell’s new virtuoso arrangment of Paquito’s well known, lively, synopated, Venezuelan waltz (dedicated to Venezuelan composer and guitarist Lauro). A perfect recital opener or encore! Trpt. 1 doubles on piccolo trumpet.

Suited for:

For Brass Quintet, 3-4 minutes.
BR5-0720 . . . $26.00

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Marin Marais — Le Basque

The famous one minute encore piece used by horn virtuoso Dennis Brain, who called it “a little French dance which also happens to be the shortest piece I know”. A horn feature, arranged by Adam Lesnick.

Suited for:

For Brass Quintet, 1 minutes.
B5-9601 . . . $10.00

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Fela Sowande — Obangiji

A brass quintet transcription of a West African Yoruba anthem by the Nigerian organist/composer, Fela Sowande (1905-1987). Transcribed by Adam Lesnick.

Suited for:

For Brass Quintet, 4 minutes.
BR5-0958 . . . $23.00