"Texas Brass concerts are entertaining and educational"

Chop House  (Preview our new CD live!)

From our vast library comes a concert made up of the most challenging literature ever. Renaissance music in grand polyphonic style, rarely performed Baroque compositions, opera overtures, virtuoso solos featuring each member of the Texas Brass, and original 21st century compositions make this recital "all tough with no fluff!" 

Sounds of the South (Outdoor Festivals)

The Texas Brass Ensemble plays all thirteen selections from their new CD including eleven original compositions reminiscent of Texas, Louisiana and Mexico. Meet the artists and composers following the program. Download and print the liner notes from the CD.

Classical Recital (Community Concerts)

Texas Brass plays a variety of music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical and Modern periods. Narration and dialog to introduce compositions add a personal touch to the program. Additional music to compliment the season such as patriotic or Christmas songs may be added by request.

The Brass Facts (Grades 5-8)

Study the history and evolution of the brass instruments in this multi-concept program. The Texas Brass takes us on a journey through the renaissance, classical and modern eras of music. Students will compare the sound of a quintet to that of a quartet, trio, duo and soloist.

Go for the Gold (Grade K-4)

Representing five different countries, the Texas Brass takes a unique look at the relationship between music and sports. Witness the strength, agility, speed and grace of our musical athletes as they compete in our Music Olympics. Students enjoy cheering for their favorite musician and help in selecting the winner as our contestants "Go for the Gold".

Recording "Sounds of the South" (High School /Jr. College)

How are musical compositions created and recorded? Meet the composers on stage and learn first hand the inspiration behind such catchy tunes as Bayou Bugs, Gumbo Magic, Big Foot Jake and Buffaloes on the Speedway. Narration includes the production process of a CD.