The John Lawes
Brass Band Collection

The well known English traditional song is given a new slant in this piece with rhythmic variations and a jaunty brisk tempo.

Another piece with audience participation, a collection of song tunes with one common word in each title, involve your audience by asking them to guess the word.

This piece is made up of snatches from a selection of themes with numbers in their titles, the audience being asked to add the numbers and reach a total. Suitable for a fun concert with audience participation.

A selection of Sir Arthur Sullivan's hymn tunes arranged in a style reminiscent of his operatic overtures.

A depiction in music of some of the characters one might chance to meet whilst strolling through a typical English village.

The seductive theme tune to the TV series 'Robin of Sherwood'.

A brisk tuneful duet featuring B♭ Cornet (or Flugel Horn) and E♭ Horn.

A Trombone solo developed from a fragment of a Scottish folksong. Contrasting tempos and textures make this piece fun to play and listen to.

This, the slow movement from Kenneth Grahame's Beaulieu Suite, written originally for the Beaulieu Jazz Festival, has a highly seductive melody backed by truly luscious chords.

Two rhythmic dances from the hit musical 'The Boyfriend' combined into a bouncy number with a Charleston feel.

The complete sequence of the title song from the musical 'Oklahoma'. A fast happy number with a good strong rhythm.

The complete 'Nothing like a Dame' sequence from the musical 'South Pacific'. A robust rhythmic number that will certainly get toes tapping.

According to Greek tradition the fountain called 'Hippocrene' gushed forth from the spot where Pegasus struck his hoof when he landed on Mount Helicon. The music depicts the various journeys of the waters as they flow down the mountain.

A musical impression of a non-stop steam train journey from South Wales to the North of Scotland.

Recalling a time when a young person became of age at 21. A fairly straight-forward arrangement using the 3 beat rhythm of twenty one.

A dramatic narrative piece based on a fantasy poem by Longfellow. Marked contrasting moods.

A brisk breezy version of the ultimate Christmas Song.

All sections of the Band used in divisi & canonic styles.

A dashing melodic number in which the Band all contribute in chasing the dog.

Snatches of travel tunes in a nostalgic pastiche - a fun piece.

This piece, arranged for 3 Cornets/Trumpets & 3 Trombones, is suitable for most occasions.

A light-hearted quirky little piece based on an old Music Hall song.

A lively foot-tapping arrangement in a Big Band style.

An imaginative pot-pourri of melodies based on & interwoven with the traditional tune 'London Bridge is falling down'.

Solo for Tenor Trombone. Attainable & effective.