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Morley Calvert, celebrated for creating a work that incorporates Canadian folk melodies into the brass quintet repertoire.

Victor Ewald, significant for being among the first Russian composers to write for brass quintet, bridging chamber music and brass ensembles.

Ingolf Dahl, revered for his eclectic style and contribution to brass music with a quintet that is a cornerstone in the brass chamber literature.

Witold Lutoslawski, renowned for infusing modern techniques into brass quintet literature with a short, yet challenging and engaging work.

André Lafosse, noted for creating works pivotal to brass music, with a quintet that showcases intricate ensemble playing.

Hans Werner Henze, acknowledged for integrating elements of popular music into the classical brass quintet canon with this vibrant and rhythmic composition.

Paul Hindemith, known for his Kleine Kammermusik Op. 24 No. 2, which has become a staple in the brass quintet repertoire for its neoclassical style and clever counterpoint.

Eugene Bozza, esteemed for enriching the brass quintet literature with a piece that combines technical demands with lyrical passages.

Anthony Plog, recognized for his contribution to modern brass quintet literature and a work that challenges players with its complex rhythms and sonorities.

Enrique Crespo, admired for incorporating Latin American musical traditions into the brass quintet repertoire, offering a suite that is energetic, rhythmic, and full of character.

Malcolm Arnold, lauded for contributing to the brass quintet genre with a piece that balances wit and complexity.

Victor Ewald, again leaving a substantial mark with this work that combines Romantic lyricism and Russian character within brass quintet music.

Eric Ewazen, praised for his contributions to contemporary brass music with a piece that is both rhythmically complex and melodically rich.

Michael Kamen, known for bringing his cinematic flair to the brass quintet repertoire with a work full of color and drama.