The piece starts out with a reflective feeling- challenging the though of the title. But all of a sudden it breaks out with a sense of resolve as if the questions has been answered. This resolve is present in many different ways, compositionally, until it builds to a final, determined resolve!

This brass quintet is scored with traditional instrumentation along with an optional trumpet part. The pieces is presented in a simplistic manner giving over to many opportunities for great expression. It is an intimate rendition of a reflection song.

This Ron Hamilton quintet/sextet has a march like flavor with a great deal of moving accompaniment lines. The style is maintained throughout while going through various key and dynamic changes.

This quintet (opt. Sextet) begins in a plaintive fashion with block harmonic structure in the lower voices. The tune is presented in the trombone and after picked up in the first trumpet. A modulation takes place and the second trumpet carries the tune. The final section allows the low voice to carry the theme where the ending is solemn built on a simple motif.

A traditional brass quintet there are optional parts for a sextet. The arrangement starts out rather solemnly and gains strength and elevation as it progresses, ending with an uplifting and solid statement.

This piece is scored for traditional brass quintet with optional third trumpet. The piece makes melodic statements while moving through several different key centers. It is rich with contrapuntal accents.

Scored for traditional woodwind quintet with optional flute, alto sax and bass clarinet parts. The piece is presented in a cheerful manner from beginning to the end. It uses a variety of rhythmic patterns to drive the vitality and joy while moving amongst the various voices which is intended in the title. It ends in a gentle chord of repose.