Nielsen - 5 little Preludes - Brass QuintetCarl Nielsen 5 little Preludes selected from Nielsens "29 little Organ Preludes" and arranged by Mogens Andresen. Carl Nielsen was employed for a position as valve alto trombone by a Military Orchestra in Odense, Denmark in 1880. Its known that around 1880 he wrote pieces for brass trio and quartet, but unfortunately, these pieces were lost somehow. A great shame, because it is very obvious that Nielsen truly loved the sound of brass all his

4 French Horn parts

arranged for Trombone and Piano by Brian Bindner

Good King Wenceslas is a popular Christmas carol about a king who goes out to give alms to a poor peasant on the Feast of Stephen (the second day of Christmas

The song is originally written for two voices and accompaniment

the tune has been the time signal sounded every 30 minutes on the Mayak music and news radio station since 1964

and one of the very few to become part of the general classical repertoire

and a pearl in your christmas music collection

from the classically-oriented Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo

Dies Santificatus - by G

In all : 62 pages

trumpet 2 in C

Burgess acknowledged his use of the tune of another calypso