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December 29, 2025

January 24th, 2026 | Manchester, England

Broughton's "Wildfire" for Brass to Premiere in Manchester

On Saturday, January 24th, 2026, the world-famous Black Dyke Band, under the leadership of Prof. Nicholas Childs, will premiere Bruce Broughton's new work for brass, Wildfire. ...

December 23, 2025

In Time for Christmas...

Broughton's "Joy" Now Available for Online Viewing

Bruce Broughton's Joy weaves together two favorite Christmas carols in one exuberant blast. ...

December 23, 2025

"Suspect Folktunes" Update

The Special Christmas Concert Receives Rousing Reception

On Sunday, December 7th, the world premiere of Bruce Broughton's Suspect Folktunes will be performed by the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony, conducted by Dr. Scott A. Stewart ...

November 26, 2025

Broughton's "Two Sermons" Now Available for Online Viewing

See and hear the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theatre & Dance's perform Bruce Broughton's Two Sermons for choir and winds. ...

November 17, 2025

December 7, 2025 | Marietta, GA

World Premiere of Broughton's "Suspect Folktunes"

A Special Christmas Concert by the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony

On Sunday, December 7th, the world premiere of Bruce Broughton's Suspect Folktunes will be performed by the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony, conducted by Dr. Scott A. Stewart ...

November 4, 2025

Three New Broughton Releases in Time for the Holidays!

From fanfare to carol to a tuba quintet, Bruce Broughton is bringing the brass in time to light up the holiday spirit. ...

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Latest Works

Joy

A Christmas arrangement built upon “Joy to the World” and “Angels We Have Heard on High.”

Falalalala Fanfare

A brass fanfare based on the carol, “Deck the Halls.”

Alone Yet Not Alone

A lyrical, sonorous and genuinely sincere arrangement of the Bruce Broughton/Dennis Spiegel song, “Alone Yet Not Alone.”

Rapunzel

The first movement in the Grimm Tales suite for symphonic band, this is a dramatic and colorful musical version of the Rapunzel story.

Little Red Riding Hood

The second movement in the Grimm Tales suite for symphonic band, this is a musical retelling of the story that features three strong areas of activity.

The Shoes that Were Danced to Pieces

The third movement in the Grimm Tales suite for symphonic band that features a great Grand Waltz of a finale.