Widor - Toccata - Concert BandToccata from Organ Symphony No. 5 Op. 13 et 42 by Charles Marie Widor (1844 1937). Arranged for Concert Band by Daniel Drage. Widor's Toccata stands alongside Bach's Toccata and Fugue in d as one of the most famous organ works ever written, and one of the very few to become part of the general classical repertoire. Many organ works (including many of Widor's) surpass the Toccata in musical stature, but few match its exuberance and sunny appeal. The

piano part

Claude Feaster

and a comic opera

Dämmerung (Twilight) for 8 trombones (formerly: Tannhäuser-Oktett)

In the late 1990's Michael moved to Bermuda where he is active in the musical life of the island along with his private practice as a Clinical Psychologist

He was a very active composer and band leader as well as a great pianist

officially in gratitude for having been awarded its Beethoven Prize the previous year

My Heart Will Go On from Titanic for Brass Quintet

Beautiful music

part 2 in C (euphonium) part 2 in B flat (baritone)

Part III - Baritone part Treble clef

1 Bass Guitar part