Intrada Festivo - Anton Weeren

This opening piece was composed for the Veenendaal Brass Ensemble and is dedicated to its conductor, Wim van Schaik (who was also the composer's first trumpet teacher). Intrada Festivo is a dazzling opening piece, perfect for festively starting your concert or other event.

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Introduction to a Famous Christmas Song - Kees Vlak

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Iolanthe - Arthur Sullivan/M. Sargent

Irish Air - Willy Hautvast

The complete title of this Irish tune is : 'Believe me if all those endearing young charms'. The character of this song is rather nostalgic, but yet it is popular all over the world as it has been sung and performed by all kinds of ensembles and singers. This piece can be used at several occasions and the well-known tune will be a huge success.

Jauchzet dem Herren - H. Schutz/Feike van Tuinen

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Jerusalem - C. H. H. Parry/Jan Willem Singerling

Jerushala'Im Shel Zahav - N. Shemer/Jan Willem Singerling

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Jodrell Bank - P. Yorke/J. B Ham

The title refers to the big radio telescope at Jodrell Bank in England. This composition is not exactly a symphonic poem, although it tries to give a musical portrait of eternity and infinity. 'Jodrell Bank' is a real classic of the brass band repertoire with its romantic style, its impressive climaxes alternating with quiet pauses and its sparkling finale. Peter York was above all a composer of film and theatre music and was very active in the world of entertainment and light music. Yet he had one musical hobby: composing for brass band even if he had no links at all with the brass band world. At first, he signed his brass band compositions with the pen name Ivor Gould but later used his own name. Among his most important compositions are The Shipbuilders Suite, Gallions Reach and Jodrell Bank.

Joy Ride - Andrew Pearce

While conducting younger groups in the UK, Andrew Pearcer wrote a funky and accessible piece that younger musicians would appreciate playing. The piece begins with a repeated quaver motif in low brass which is answered by a funky riff in Saxophones. It is cool, fun and will keep the younger bands entertained and cheerful as they learn it in no time.

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Kaiser Franz Joseph Marsch - Robert Allmend