SKU: A0.1035783

The beautiful song about God that was written by Jack Richards in 1954 has now been arranged for Brass Quartet. Accessible for all levels of playing. Appropriate for concert or church setting. Scored for Bb-Trumpet (2), French Horn, Trombone, Violin (2), Bb-Clarinet, and Piano.

SKU: A0.1015628

This piece is one of five movements of my 10 minute concert piece called The Olympus Suite In this movement we follow the journey of Hercules as he climbs up Mount Olympus after being summoned by his father Zeus. Zeus suspects an up-rising from his banished brother Hades.

SKU: A0.1015627

An ideal crowd-pleaser starting with a funky drum beat and bass line to get the audience bopping along from the beginning. This is ideal for an entertainment contest and has been played at the International Brass Band Summer School in Swansea. 

The piece starts from a basic funk drum beat with a simple bass line and different rhythmical ideas are built around from the rhythm section. This piece incorporates a typical ADBDC structure with some call and response from the band and percussion.  .

SKU: A0.1015626

Moon Chasers is my third musical work and is dedicated to my Girlfriend who I met in the International Brass Band Summer School in Swansea in 2016. This piece of music is aimed at capturing the feeling of a young couple savouring the moment as they experience it. Not worrying about the future or the past just the here and now. I tried to capture this feeling with suspensions and utilising the different sections of the band. The intro represents the end of a manic day, driving home until A. Where the duet kicks in A melody and a counter-melody representing two young lovers. It starts as a minimalist quartet before the scoring becomes a lot thicker allowing more colours to come out. We hear echoes of the next section which starts at (D) with a rhythm that feels like its slightly behind the beat. It's a simple harmonic line but as it feels behind the beat this achieves a kind of euphoric feel to the music. This is then decorated by the twinkling stars that we here popping up every now and again which are represented by the Glockenspiel.