Prelude to Comedy - Gordon Jacob

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Prelude to Parsifal - Richard Wagner

Parsifal, written in 1882, was the final opera by composer Richard Wagner (1813-1883). The prelude is a miniature masterpiece consisting of only 116 measures. The form of the prelude is similar to that of the classical three-movement overture and consists of four musical motives: the mystical realm of the Holy Grail; the Grail itself in the Dresden Amen; Faith, represented by the brass chorale; and the Agony of Amfortas. This transcription by John R. Bourgeois faithfully adheres to Wagners intent both in key relationships and orchestration.

Prelude To Revelry - Gordon Jacob

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Prelude To Werther - Jules Massenet

Prelude, Adagio Et Finale - Philip A. Parker

Prelude, Choral & Fanfare - Philip A. Parker

Prelude, Hymn and Fugue - James L. Hosay

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Prelude, Saraband & Finale - John Glenesk Mortimer

Prelude, Siciliano, and Rhondo - Malcolm Arnold

Taken from Arnold's Little Suite for Brass, Op. 80, John Paynter's splendid arrangement retains the breezy, folk-like quality of the original. Solos highlight the siciliano while the technical brilliance of the rondo features the entire ensemble.

Prelude,Dialogue Et Variations - Meindert Boekel

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