Handel - Why Do the Nations from Messiah for Brass Quintet featuring Euphonium or Trombone solo four trombones Panoply is Greek in origin

Panoply is Greek in origin and means something that provides a protective covering

This new edition includes the following music: Piano accompaniment in print and MP3 digital files of the Piano accompaniment

a perfect vehicle for a major work on a recital

Bagatelle was commissioned in 2016 by bass trombonist Jonathan Warburton as a companion piece to Pledge (2010)

Poulenc's Quatre motets pour le temps de Noël (Four Motets for Christmas) for Brass Quintet have been beautifully arranged by Justin Chiang

Handel - Why Do the Nations from Messiah for Brass Quintet featuring Euphonium or Trombone solo four trombones Panoply is Greek in originWhy Do the Nations So Furiously Rage Together from Messiah by George Frideric Handel has been fabulously arranged for Brass Quintet featuring solo Euphonium or Trombone by Justin Bland. This iconic movement from the most popular work in the Christmas and Easter repertoire is dramatic, exciting and fulfilling. Instrumentation of this 5 minute work is for Trumpets in B flat (Trumpet one is also available in the key of E flat), Horn, Trombone or