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Bach - "Little" Fugue in G minor BWV 578 for 11-part Brass EnsembleBach's "Little" Fugue in G minor BWV 578 for organ was written in the first decade of the 18th century while he was working at Arnstadt. It is one of his best known works and has been arranged for numerous types of ensembles including a full blown one for symphony orchestra by Leopold Stokowski. Mr. Tempest has arranged a great setting of this work for 11 part Brass Ensemble with the following instrumentation: Trumpet in D, 2 B flat Trumpets,

This 4 minute work is appropriate for advanced performers

The work is in three sections: a brief introduction followed by the very expressive Romanza and the final Scherzo

for Brass Quintet with optional Timpani is for advanced performers

The Carols in the collection are:

are quite free and often chromatic

The length of the three-movement work is about 10 minutes and is appropriate for advanced performers

A beautiful new edition for Tenor Trombone and Piano of three Brahms pieces:

His Quintet's three movements are fused into a single “macro-movement” of about 17 minutes in length

and independence

The work is about four minutes in length and has a Toccata-like style

mysterious and serene 4-part Renaissance Christmas motet O Magnum Mysterium was written in 1572

subtle and lyrical