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Dixie - Dan Emmett

Words and Music by Dan Emmett

This is the most rollicking of our National Songs was written and composed for a negro minstrel show by Daniel Decatur Emmett. Only two of the many verses are here given. Another cersion The U.S.A. Forever written by Angus S. Hibbard is included. The song as originally was instantaneously successful and became aConfederate war-song. Since then it has become a favorite throughout this country and as a band compositionis played all over the world.

Piano · 30 sec

Coming of Age

Arr. by CJ Lake

Original by Chad Heiny

Glockenspiel; Vibraphone; Marimba +4 parts · 4 min 12 sec

Tribute to Tony Hoagland

Composed byMatthew Eckrich

when we hot-rodded over Gods front lawn and Death kept blinking.But here I stand an average-looking man staring at a room

Trombone; Piano · 1 min 23 sec

Durang's Hornpipe

New York 1785 by Mr. Hoffmaster

2 min 8 sec

Conditor alme siderum - Johann Stadlmayr

Johann Stadlmayr (1575 - 1648)Amen by Palestrina

Copyright 2015 by The Choral Public Domain Library. Edition may be freely distributed duplicated performed or recorded.

Soprano; Alto; Tenor +1 parts · 6 min 20 sec

Johannespassion - Heinrich Schtz

Heinrich Schtz ( 1585- 1672 ) edited by Cristopher Martin after Peter Kaplan

according to St. John and the English NRSV

Soprano; Alto; Tenor +1 parts · 55 min 10 sec

Hymn Of Axciom For Saxophone Quartet

Vienna TengArranged by Michael Sanchez

Satb

Soprano Saxophone; Alto Saxophone; Tenor Saxophone +1 parts · 3 min 36 sec

Song to the Moon

Antonin Dvorak 1848-1855Arranged and abbreviated by Colin Hume 2016

1 min 15 sec

Jonah and the whale - Arthur F. Ingler

Arranged by Arthur Forrest Ingler 1905

33 sec

The Bell of the Steamer Atlantic

By a Gentleman of Trenton NJ (Anonymous)

Written on the Loss of the Ill Fated Steamer Aylantic

Voice; Piano · 2 min 13 sec

He who would valiant be - Ralph Vaughan Williams

Arranged by Ralph Vaughan Williams 1904

21 sec

Up-To-Date Flying Machine.

Arr. by Wm J. CARLE

Waltz Song.

Voice; Piano · 3 min 39 sec

Sinners! Turn, Why Will You Die - Charles Wesley

Louis J. F. Hrold, 1830 arr by George Kinsgley

27 sec

Oh! What Fun!

Written by C. PAGE. Author of the Royal Presents. &c.

sung with great applause by Mr. GLINDON Mr. MOODY Mr. WILD

Voice; Piano · 4 min 11 sec

Mass for four voices - William Byrd

William Byrd

Soprano; Alto; Tenor +1 parts · 8 min 17 sec

Laudate Dominum omnes gentes - William Byrd

William Byrd

Choral Public Domain Library 2010

Alto; Tenor; Bass · 9 min 4 sec

By James Hill - THE FLYING DUTCHMAN -- Hornpipe

James Hill

2 min 8 sec

The First Noel

Harmonies by Sir John Stainer Arranged for Trombone Choir by Aaron Gettig

Trombone · 1 min 41 sec

Come, you people of the promise - W Zlobie Lezy Polish carol. Arranged by Edith M. Reed.

Polish Carol

21 sec

Codladh An tSionnaigh (The Fox's Sleep)

Adapted by Edward Bunting (1773-1843)

(The Fox's Sleep)

Piano · 2 min 24 sec

Verdi - Mcbeth - 08 - Scena e sestetto - Finale primo

Music by: G. Verdi

Macbeth

Lady; Dama; Macduff +7 parts · 7 min 40 sec

Let It Snow! Vib

Arranged By: Maura Paola Grijalva

Vibraphone · 1 min 17 sec

As I Went To Bethlehem - As I Went to Walsingham (fourteenth or fifteenth century), harmonized by Charles Wood

As I Went to Walsingham (fourteenth or fifteenth century) harmonized by Charles Wood

Church Organ, Soprano; French Horn, Alto; Trombone, Tenor +1 parts · 14 sec

Variations on Swedish Church march Jonatan Ekloev Orignial by Olle Jansson 2018

Olle Jansson

B Klarinett · 3 min 47 sec

Totenlied No. 2 WAB 48 - Anton Bruckner

Anton Bruckner(1824-1896)Edited by Alexander Reuter

Copyright 2016 by CPDLThis edition can be fully distributed duplicated performed and recorded

Sopran; Alt; Tenor +1 parts · 29 sec

Old 1812 Q. S.

Donated by John B. Mason Spring Valley Ohio Drum Major 154th O.V.I.

42 sec

Hurrah! Hurrah for the Christmas Ship

Words and Music by

Voice; Piano · 1 min 53 sec

All people that on earth do dwell - Louis Bourgeois

F MajorLouis Bourgeois 1560Revised and harmonized by John Dowland

Cantus; Medius; Tenor +1 parts · 26 sec

Kyrie - William Byrd

Kyrie (Great Service) - Byrd

Soprano; Alto I; Alto II +2 parts · 47 sec

I will follow Thee my Savior (Byshe) - Fred H. Byshe

Fred H. Byshe

Bright Piano; Grand Piano · 50 sec