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In February our Orchestra's brass quintet will be doing a chamber concert. Just interested in some of your favorites, especially newer works I may not know yet and good tuba pieces! trying to branch out from the same old same old....

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Monster Hunter - Rise of a hero. Amazing video game music, hard rhythmic stuff. The linked video is slightly different, but close enough.

Kevin McKee's "Escape" is a very fun ride. Everybody works hard, nowhere to hide.

John Cheetham "Brass Menagerie"

Suite from the Monteregian Hills by Morley Calvert. Modernish, yet accessible, and definitely fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlDLVuldvZE" target="_blank

Kerry Turner's Ricochet. Fun!

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Kevin McKee has two other works that always get my group a standing ovation. One is Vuelta del Fuego (Ride of Fire) which is all Zorro movie music with one of the best middle movements I’ve ever played. The other is Galleons and Cutlasses which is all pirate music. The are some incredible poly rhythmic sections in the 2nd movement that are just dynamite. I highly recommend both of these. You can hear recordings of both at his website. http://Www.kevinmckeemusic.com" target="_blank" target="_blank.

Enjoy.
Roger

Enchanted Forest Suite by J. Mark Scearce was a favorite when we were working that up.

Anthony DiLorenzo (Center City Brass) has some good stuff; but it is hard:http://artofsoundmusic.com/index.php?ma ... &category=

two already mentioned, the Brass Menagerie and The Monteregian Hills, also the Cheetham /scherzo or the renwick Dance.

kk

also the Kanien Quintet.

I think that’s Kamen called Quintet, renamed Tribute after Michael Kamen’s recent passing.