USARJ BRASS QUINTET

The brass quintet is comprised of 2 trumpets, a french horn, a trombone, and a tuba. The group has a vast repertoire to include marches, broadway show pieces, ragtime, classical standards, blues, and dixieland. Their performances are about 45 minutes in length and emphasize variety of music. They are requested for community concerts, elementary school programs, special chapel programs and can also perform background music for receptions.

The logistical requirements are:

Changing room
Stage area of 15 feet in width and 20 feet in depth
Five chairs with no arms
Thirty minutes to set up

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