Labels for classical brass?

Well here are some. They feature brass and have great sonics:

Keith Johnson (www.referencerecordings.com) and others, have recorded the Dallas Wind Symphony. "Hammersmith" (Holst) and "Fiesta" are two of his terrific albums on CD.

Keep an eye out for direct-to-disc LPs like the two volume set of "Sonic Fireworks" (organ, brass, and percussion) featuring the Atlanta Brass Ensemble (now the Atlanta Brass Society.) I think the ABS has newly recorded CDs.

I like Wynton too, but I like wind/brass ensembles even more. Unfortunately, and I suppose this is heresy, I think the Canadian Brass could use a little more rehearsal ;~))

A brief Google search revealed several sources. Here's one that might be of interest:
http://www.classicstoday.com/digest/pdigest.asp?perfidx=48142

Check out Klavier Records. Despite the name, they have an excellent catalog of brass recordings.
http://www.klavier-records.com/

Kal

Some of the real sleepers are on Crystal Records which specializes in winds for the most part. Even though it's a small Indie label, most of the recordings are very good sonically.

There are also some interesting obscurities on Golden Crest (lp only).

www.crystalrecords.com

Empire Brass on Telarc has recorded many fine classical brass CDs with excellent sound. Try going to Arkiv Music and you can check them all out.