Bellevue Presbyterian Church – Past Concerts near Ashburn, VA

Program includes works by Andris Sējāns, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Norman Dello Joio, Traditional, Sarah Quartel, Dan Forrest, Richard Blackford, Eric Whitacre, Adolphus Hailstork, Ruth Moody, Gary Barlow, and Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Program includes works by Jeffrey Taylor, Judith Bingham, Dan Price, Derek Bourgeois, Maurice Jarre, John Williams, Daniel Elson, Vernon Duke, and Joe "King" Oliver.

Libby Larsen — Fanfare for a Learned Man
Joaquín Rodrigo — Concierto de Aranjuez for guitar and orchestra (arr. for brass band)
Derek Bourgeois — Serenade for Brass Band, Op. 22b
Edward Gregson — Tuba Concerto (Ryan Schultz, tuba)
Getty Huffine — Them Basses
Gustav Holst — A Moorside Suite, H. 173
Michael Cordner — Escape Velocity

Anthony DiLorenzo / Traditional — Joy to the World
Tolga Kashif — Ave Maria
Traditional — Ding dong! merrily on high (arr. Roy Newsome)
Traditional — Still, Still, Still (arr. William Berry)
William Gordon — A Christmas Fanfare
Alec Rowley — A Christmas Carol (arr. Judson Scott)
Traditional — The Twelve Days of Christmas

Gareth Glyn — Dolbadarn
Lucy Pankhurst — Storm
Ethan Choo — If With Ink
Giuseppe Verdi — Nabucco (selections)
Michael Cordner — Flashpoint
Thomas Wilson — Sinfonietta
Nat McIntosh — Brooklyn

Stephen Bulla — Intrada Festivo
Herbert L. Clarke — Maid of the Mist (Erika Berreth, cornet)
Jeffrey Taylor — Elements
James Curnow — Sinfonietta for Brass Band
Tony Asher / Mike Love / Brian Wilson — Wouldn't it Be Nice (arr. William Berry)

Program includes works by Gina Gillie, Karl Jenkins, Edward Gregson, Gustav Holst, Gaspar Cassadó, and Michael Weinstein.

Program includes works by Karl Jenkins, Michael Weinstein, Joaquín Rodrigo, Derek Bourgeois, Philip Sparke, and Matt Kingston.

Program includes works by Edward Gregson, Claude Debussy, Nancy Galbraith, Jean Sibelius, Arthur Butterworth, Chris Hazell, and Duke Ellington.

Program includes works by John Bogenschutz, Norman Bearcroft, Traditional, Alfred Reed, Stephen Bulla, Sergei Prokofiev, Various, Anthony DiLorenzo, Hugh Martin, Miles Goodman, and William Himes.

Program of music depicting heroes real & fictional, overt & unheralded, from movies & everyday life. Featuring works by John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Paul Lovatt-Cooper, & Gabrielle Gaston.

Come watch the brilliant winners of the 2020 Festival perform their award winning programs.

Join Brass Band Northwest for a concert of light classics and Christmas pops featuring some of your favorite holiday tunes.

Paul Lovatt-Cooper – Home of Legends
Malcolm Arnold – Little Suite for brass
Karl Jenkins – Palladio
Philip Sparke – The Year of the Dragon
Derek Bourgeois – Metro Gnome
Chris Hazell – Three Brass Cats
Imagine Dragons – "Believer" arranged for brass

It’s a sing-along! Fred Lokken (conductor of Bellevue Chamber Chorus) and Glenn Gregg (conductor of Kirkland Choral Society) present J.S. Bach’s Mass in B minor.

It’s a sing-along! Laurie Betts Hughes, conductor of Redmond Chorale, presents Randall Thompson’s Peaceable Kingdom.

An exciting program showcasing works from the stage, film, and other genres – including a performance from a young cornetist.

A pianist that “leaves no question about his riveting presentation and technical finesse” (Seattle Times).

Beethoven's iconic "Ode to Joy" – his Ninth Symphony – with the Choral Sounds Northwest and Columbia Choirs.

An hour-long work based on L'Homme armé, a secular melody that was used as the basis for mass settings in the Renaissance. By combining texts from Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions, the composer transformed this music into a plea for world peace.