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Spiced Chá is a salsa arrangement by Kyle Millsap of Tchaikovsky's Chinese dance from Act II, No. 12e Divertissement, known as "Tea."
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Travelogue for Trumpet, concerto for trumpet by Kim Scharnberg is a wild ride! Written for Burnette Dillon, and recorded by Dillon (see the web page for links to all three recorded movements), this concerto features the use of a different instrument within the umbrella of instruments trumpeters play: C Trumpet in the first movement, Flugelhorn in the second movement, and Piccolo trumpet in A and Bb trumpet in the third movement. Not simply challenging, but fun!! Have a listen and decide for yourself.
The ensemble accompaniment is currently available for concert orchestra, chamber orchestra, or concert band. The Solo Trumpet part is available for sale as a print edition or as a download. The ensemble parts are available for rental. Waltz for Maya, for tuba and harp, by Kim Scharnberg.
“When Jim approached me to do a piece for him with an unusual instrumentation, a harp and tuba combination didn't leap to my mind immediately. However, I had just recently completed an entire Christmas album for harp and had also written a piece for Jim's TubaChristmas group. It was right around Christmas when I was writing so.... Waltz for Maya is a simple lullaby celebrating the birth of Jim's first granddaughter and is a showcase for his huge and warm sound on his big double C tuba.” - Kim Scharnberg Full Caf Bossa is a bossa nova arrangement by Kyle Millsap of Tchaikovsky's Arabian dance from Act II, No. 12b Divertissement, known as "Coffee."
The Summoning, for horn quartet by Nicholas Fife, is a short, atmospheric work.
NEW RELEASE: Kim Scharnberg's Blackberry River Stomp for brass quintet, was written for the 2007 Norfolk (CT) Chamber Music Festival and premiered by the Midnight Brass Quintet from Northwestern University. The title comes from the river that runs nearby that in days past, was purely functional, providing power and development for the town but it's now mainly a recreational waterway. These different eras are represented in the two contrasting themes: one an old time pre-jazz swing and the other a more open and heroic sound. They are connected by a three note rhythm that reoccurs throughout the piece.
Twelve Waltzes, by Domenico Dragonetti, arranged for low horn by Shawn Hagen.
Domenico Dragonetti (1763–1846) was a virtuoso bassist from Venice whose playing revolutionized the Double Bass. He moved to London in 1794 and established international fame as a performer. His friendship and artistry influenced the bass writing of Haydn and Beethoven. As a composer, Dragonetti's works—eighteen volumes housed at the British Library—include concertos, orchestral pieces, quintets, duos, and solo works. His Twelve Waltzes for Double Bass Solo, written near the end of his life, showcased both his skill as a player and the instrument's surprising possibilities. New release: Famous charismatic and charming waltz, Le Chocolat, from The Nutcracker by P.I. Tchaikovsky, arranged by Kyle Millsap for piccolo trumpet in Bb, 4 trumpets in Bb (1 double Eb), and 2 flugelhorns.
This jazzy waltz arrangement is based on Tchaikovsky's Spanish dance from Act II, No. 12a Divertissement, known as "Chocolate." Instrumentation is five trumpets and five flugelhorns.
Concerto in D by Giuseppe Tartini, arranged and edited for trumpet in D and piano by Kyle Millsap - now available in a new release!
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