| Hannibal the Cannibal | vocal solo (1964; with Glen Corrie) |
| Little Cathy | vocal solo with two backup singers and 2 guitars, bass and drums (1965; words by Glen Corrie; recorded by Glen Corrie (lead singer), Gordon Brown (tenor backup vocal), Glen Newton (baritone backup vocal), and the Crusaders or Starliters-- Dan Kirchner (lead guitar), Jon Hansen (rhythm guitar), Glen Newton (bass guitar), and Ed Roberts (drums); "Coral Sea", 1966, is the instrumental version for big band) |
| I Bet the Fish is Bitin' Good Today |
TB with guitar accompaniment (1963; words by Roy Newton) |
| I Knew Thee Not | SATB with organ (1964; words by Roy Newton; premiered by the Chancel Choir of the United Church of Big Rapids, Michigan, under choir director and organist Dorothy Newton) |
| I'm a Dealer | vocal and combo (1963; with Gordy Everitt) |
| My Angel | vocal and combo (June 7, 1963; words by Gordy Everitt) |
| BRHS Band Follies 1965 Fanfare |
stage band (March 2, 1965) |
| Duet #1 | two trombones (1959) |
| The Galloping Trumpet | trumpet solo with piano (July 1963) |
| Glory Forever | concert band (started in 1958, finished in 1977 and renamed "The Express"; see "The Express" in the list of adult compositions for details and other versions) |
| The Gladiator - Fanfare |
three trumpets, two trombones (or trombone and baritone), and tuba (1959) |
| Invention in F | piano solo (July 12, 1963) |
| A Keystone Cops Episode | piano, tuba, drums, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones; written for the Big Rapids High School stage band for performance with the senior dance group; based on silent movie themes (February 2, 1965; performed in the Band Follies, Big Rapids, Michigan, with Glen Newton on piano) |
| The Matador - Fanfare |
three trumpets (1959) |
| Matt Dillon | instrumental trio with rhythm section (January 1962) |
| Out to Lunch | alto, tenor, and baritone saxes; trumpet, trombone, piano, bass, and drums (July 12, 1964) |
| Suite in C Minor | brass sextet: 2 trumpets, horn, trombone, euphonium, tuba; also transcribed for piano and organ duo (original August 29, 1962; played by a brass sextet from Northwestern College at Landmark Center, St. Paul, on a Minnesota Composer's Forum concert November 14, 1978; piano/organ duo created August 30, 1963, and performed by Glen Newton (piano) and Dorothy Newton (organ) at the United Church of Big Rapids, September 17, 1967.) |
| The Two Cornets | cornet duet (1959) |
| Typhoid Fever | percussion trio: high tom, medium tom, triangle; Chinese cymbal, wood block, tambourine, guiro; medium-low tom, low tom, bass drum, cow bell (April 2, 1963) |
To learn about other compositions and arrangements by Glen Newton, click one of the buttons below:
| Big Band Music | Other Adult Works (1966 and Later) | High School and Earlier (Up to 1965) |
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