Dvorak - Bagatelle - Academic Brass EnsembleBagatelle Antonin Dvorak (1841 1904 ) Arranged for Academic Brass Ensemble by Mogens Andresen. Antonin Dvorak was a master of such small pieces. The best known is probably his SLAVIC DANCE. The present piece, BAGATELLE is from a collection of several of the same kind op. 47. Dvorak played Viola in a string quartet, and in the cellist's home where they practiced, there was a harmonium. For the sake of variety, he then wrote these pieces for 2 violins,

When Thou Be Near (Bist du bei Mir)

This recognizable tune will make a wonderful wedding processional

Composer: MacDowell

The scores were normally for seven parts

PA Michael attended the Philadelphia Musical Academy studying Bass Trombone with Robert Harper and Richard Genovese

My Father's Nigun Song

La Traviata - Ouverture 1st Act - By Guiseppe Verdi ( 1813-1901 ) - Arranged for Brass Choir by Henrik Madsen

Excerpt from the second act Grand Finale - arranged for Brass Band by Daniel Drage

5 - Sarabande

The thoughts expressed to me by the music I love are not too indefinite to be put into words

Score/Piano part (14 pages )

Autumn Song - by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 – 1893) - Adapted for French Horn by Alexei Kaleynikov