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Any of the Dallas Brass stuff. Fairly easy and fun to play....or just do "My Spirit Be Joyful"

Malcom Arnold's Quintet for Brass.

Bozza Sonatine...nice stuff.

EDIT: Sorry, just saw the "weak Trumpet 2" line in the OP. Never mind.

The Vivaldi-Bach Concerto (David Sabourin arranged it, I think) has a great-sounding playable tuba part - horn and trombone are tested in the 2nd movement but I don't think the trumpet parts are that tough. Never heard any complaints, and I've played with some real gripers.

Another is a William Boyce Suite but I can't remember the arranger.

I agree with Bloke on the interesting tuba part = impossible trumpet parts. We have the Canadian brass books of Dixieland and the tuba parts are great, but my trumpets are chicken-hearted, or maybe too lazy - not sure. Also, the Washburn 3 part brass quintet is lots of fun, but not at all a pop piece - have to have the right venue to play it for people other than us musicians.

Take a look at Jay Lichtman's site, you can preview the parts before downloading. http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/lichtmann/" target="_blank

Andrè Previn wrote a piece for Philip Jones brass ensemble, and John Fletcher espesially;
Four outings for brass - fun to play
And of course, as mentioned above, Both Bozza and Arnold.
But you need two whole trumpets
Roger

Tubaryan12 wrote:....or just do "My Spirit Be Joyful"

Another vote