Triumph

The music represents its namesake.. uplifting and triumphant! This would be a great early venture into chamber music. Late first or early second year players should be able to achieve this music, but this would work for all ages of players. As with all of these, they can certainly be used for a full ensemble (flex ensemble-type) situation. This one is written almost like a band piece and could work well on a concert. 

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The Majesty Trilogy

Majesty (easy)

This is a tune I wrote that would be great for musicians' first chamber ensemble. As with all of these, you could also play it with a full ensemble. I originally wrote this for brass quintet with the intent that it would be great one for younger players to start developing chamber music skills. Since it's expanded to be adaptable, lots of different combinations are usable (i.e. brass quintet but an alto sax covers the horn part). 

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Castle on the Hill (the sequel to Majesty)

I got a lot of positive feedback from Majesty, so I wrote another similar tune. It literally follows the same form/formula. Written to be an intro to chamber music as well as functioning as a full ensemble piece if desired. The ranges and playability are around generally the first year or early second year of playing. It could also just serve as a great tune to have on a quintet's playlist, possibly if students are playing for a faculty event or at an art showing or something. I'm always a fan of adding LIVE musicians whenever possible. 

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And now we have a trilogy... presenting Regal Rondo!

To close out the Majesty series, we now how Regal Rondo. All of them are more or less in a "rondo" form (ABACA..etc). I chose to do this to make it a little more accessible to the younger players, having a recurring section to lean on each time it returns. It can also help the audience to latch on to the melody as they listen.

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