Sims and Lyte - Kelvingrove - Brass Quintet Clarinet and Ensemble

Sims and Lyte - Kelvingrove - Brass Quintet Clarinet and EnsembleComposer: Sims Lyte Arranger: Panza, Michael Instrumentation: Brass Quintet Instruments: 2 Trumpets, Horn, Trombone and Tuba Genre: Folk music This tune first appeared in a book of Scottish songs compiled by John Sims in the year 1820. Shortly thereafter, Thomas Lyte claimed to be the true author of the piece and is most often credited as the original composer. The tune Kelvin Grove was based on the River that ran through Lyte's hometown in Scotland.

The second movement

French horn part ( Horn part in Eb included )

Dance of the Blessed Spirits

During these years he taught all of the undergraduate courses in theory and composition as needed and graduate courses in music literature

This transcription by John Fishwick adapts the work for brass ensemble

Instrumentation: Octet Instruments: Trombone

How Beautiful was written at the request of Matt and Kristy Brown in memory of their son

Bass Trombone part ( Or Bass guitar

Score ( 5 pages)

With Rapsodia Borealis I had in mind a sort of circular structure centred around a truly lyrical

Wolfgang Amadeus Arranger: Gamble

It was on this trip that he penned those now famous words