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I am about to start a brass quartet (2 trumpets/cornets/flugels; 1 tenorhorn/french horn and 1 euphonium/trombone). I would welcome suggestions for good compositions and arrangements, with indications from where to get it (for free will have our special attention ). All players are advanced level.
Thanks for your help,
Hubert

Here are some excellent quartets:
http://billholcombe.com/store/index.php ... pdjin9j0c5" target="_blank" target="_blank

Some of these will be played on the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage on January 29th by National Symphony Orchestra Youth Fellows. This particular quartet has a tuba instead of trombone/euphonium, so he just changes octaves whenever appropriate.

Thanks a lot, sweaty.
Very helpful. Perhaps I even can attend the concert! Marvellous hint!
Hubert

Thanks a lot, knuxie. I had a quick look. Indeed an impressive catalogue.
Hubert

Look into our libraries (3) for ideas. If you see something you are interested in, I can help with a description.

http://www.humboldt.edu/brass/musiclibrary.html" target="_blank

Thanks for your generous offer, Tony.
Hubert

A brass quartet of unusually accomplished young kids performed at the Kennedy Center in DC, right across the river from the Tuba-Euphonium Conference. Here is the link:

http://www.kennedy-center.org/explorer/ ... rce_type=B" target="_blank" target="_blank
Click on the 1/29/14 performance, they start at 38:15, and it is necessary to use headphones or large external speakers to hear the tuba.

Gabrieli ed. King Canzona per sonare No. 2
Pachelbel arr. Thomas/Holcombe Canon in D
arr. Holcombe Tiger Rag
Sousa arr. Holcombe Washington Post

Nathanael High, Forrest Johnston- trumpets
Gabrielle Pho- French horn
Diego Stine- tuba

The arrangements work very well, the tuba parts are good (even on the Canon), and the Tiger Rag is particularly fun!

These guys have some nice pieces too: http://www.dorm40music.com/" target="_blank" target="_blank

Most of these are quintet pieces but might work in a quartet situation too. Worth checking out.

Fellow TubeNetter Craig Garner has arranged quite a few pieces for sale here.

Thanks for the tips! I am Mr. Holcomb's newest customer.

Love this version of the Tuba Rag at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04PWhO6wd2A" target="_blank. Even nicer, there is a link to the sheet music.