Traditional - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel for 10-part Brass Ensemble & Percussion Orchestra its frequent use for music

its frequent use for music at funerals and Holst’s other musical passion

This famous aria from Mozart's final opera

my teacher

Randy Aldcroft has written twelve wonderful Jazz Duets for Euphonium & Tuba in all keys

The work is in an A-B-A format with a Latin middle section featuring an ad lib

Traditional - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel for 10-part Brass Ensemble & Percussion Orchestra its frequent use for musicO Come, O Come, Emmanuel is an Advent hymn translated from the original Latin Veni, Veni, Emmanuel first published in the 12th Century. The words and the music developed in separate paths and were linked together in a 1851 publication by Thomas Helmore. Jay Hilfiger's beautiful arrangement for 10 part Brass Ensemble and Percussion (Cymbals & Side Drum) is about 3 minutes in length and appropriate for intermediate to moderately advanced performers.