Round Back Harp

Giuseppe Verdi - Drinking Song from La Traviata

Drinking Song from La Traviata was composed by Giuseppe Verdi 1813—1901 and edited / arranged by Marc Oliver in 2015 for Ayotte Custom Music. It is in the key of Bb Major and has a running time of 254. It is voiced for Brass Choir

Hermann L. Blankenburg - Klar zum Gefecht

Klar zum Gefecht was composed by Hermann L. Blankenburg 1876—1959 and edited / arranged by Marc Oliver in 2013 for Ayotte Custom Music. It is in the key of Db Major and has a running time of 453. It is voiced for Concert Band

James Michael Creider - Equilidelirium in d minor for Orchestra

Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Concert Band Transcription)

Hungarian Dance No. 5 was composed by Johannes Brahms 1833—1897 and edited / arranged by Marc Oliver in 2015 for Ayotte Custom Music. It is in the key of G Minor and has a running time of 236. It is voiced for Concert Band

John Clifford Heed - In Storm and Sunshine

John Clifford Heed (1862-1908) was known as the March Wizard, and has more than 60 published marches to his credit. In Storm and Sunshine was one of his earliest works, and it remains his most popular work to this day. It has all the ingredients for a great march, and this new edition by Marc Oliver provides a fresh new approach to the long time favorite.

Offenbach Jacques - Encore Music (Can Can from Orpheus in the Underworld) for Concert Band

Pyotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien (Concert Band Transcription)

Capriccio Italien was composed by Pyotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky 1840—1893 and edited / arranged by Marc Oliver in 2010 for Ayotte Custom Music. It is in the key of Bb Major and has a running time of 1515. It is voiced for Concert Band

Roland F. Seitz - March Grandioso

March Grandioso was composed by Roland F. Seitz 1867—1946 and edited / arranged by Marc Oliver in 2014 for Ayotte Custom Music. It is in the key of Bb Major and has a running time of 300. It is voiced for Concert Band

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - O Isis uns Osiris for Trombone and Piano