Buna sera biala (Score Only)

10 piece ensemble & percussion

Burlesque

Fast, furious, showy opener, from the heyday of the Granada TV Entertainment Contest. All over in two and half minutes, it is exciting to play and listen to.

Burlesque for Basses (Tuba Quartet - Score and Parts)

Written for 2 Eb Basses and 2 Bb Basses

Burlesques (Brass Quartet - Score and Parts)

Written for 2 Cornets, Eb Horn and Euphonium TC. Includes: Prelude; Waltz; Dirge; March.

Burn

Busy Line

But Not For Me (Brass Quintet)

The Obrasso Brass Quintet Series includes the following parts:Part 1 in BbPart 2 in BbPart 3 in Eb and FPart 4 in Bb TC and C BCPart 5 in Eb TC and C BC

By Land and Sea

This set is march card sized

By Trevone Bay (Flugel Horn Solo)

By Trevone Bay was composed for Flugel Soloist Zoe Hancock and the Black Dyke Band to celebrate both their Double Champion Victory at the British Open and National Championships 2014 and Zoe's unique achievement in winning the Best Soloist Award in both contests - an accomplishment never done before. The world premier was performed by Zoe and the band at Birmingham's Symphony Hall on February 8th 2015.By Trevone Bay is a lovely lyrical slow melody that utilises the full range and colour of the flugel horn. Starting with an atmospheric opening the soloist performs the main theme, which repeats with more colour in the accompanying parts and solo line. After introducing a second theme from the ensemble, the solo cornets perform the main melody with the soloist enjoying a lyrical counter melody. The piece develops with a tranquil middle section from the soloist that builds for the second theme to return, performed by the ensemble while the soloist soars over the top. Ending as it starts, the piece dies away to leave the soloist performing the opening melodic phrase to a tranquil close.As for the title: Trevone Bay is a beautiful tiny bay in Cornwall, close to Zoe's home town of Roche. Its tranquil waters lead out to the Celtic Sea and provide a picturesque landscape. The views there can be enjoyed all year round but they are particularly beautiful at sunset.

Bye Bye Blues