Concert and Contest Music for Woodwinds

Contents: Air and Gigue (Handel/Voxman); Allegro from "Sinfonia II" (Bach/Voxman); Allegro Rococo (Koepke); Andante and Rondo (Ostransky); An der Wiege

An excellent, very flexible collection of very playable woodwind choir literature. Arranged in a four-part texture, these 10 selections may be played by a wide variety of woodwind instruments as long as the

The famous Percy Grainger setting arranged for full woodwind choir by Frank Erickson. Exceptionally nice!

This title may be easily recognized as the theme used in Ken Burns' TV chronicle The Civil War. This haunting melody works perfectly with flutes in a quartet setting or expandable flute choir group.

This beautiful hymn has been arranged to feature all the members of a quintet. This arrangement opens with a short introduction then proceeds through several verses. Each verse is scored differently for

Endearing and laden with motion, this poignant pop-jazz quintet for four flutes and alto flute begins with a haunting low solo, builds through countermelodies and bell tones to its tense climax, and closes

This versatile arrangement will be a really snappy addition to your repertoire! Arranged for expandable flute choir, Sousa's tuneful march is a great energizer and will really have the crowd's toes tapping.

This is a light original composition for flute choir that is meant to portray the happiness and quality of life in the USA. The work has intergenerational appeal with cheerful and lively melodies as well as

This is an original composition that has five interconnecting movements. They are "The Disembodied Ghost," "The Spooky Playground," " The Crypt," "Graveyard Waltz" and "Escape from the Mansion." Each one

This is an original light composition. As it moves along at a steady pace in three-quarter meter, the music is quite ethnic sounding and reminiscent of many of the famous waltzes from Italy. This work has

By Daniel Baldwin. Ballade for Bassoon Choir is an arrangement of the middle movement of Neoteric Suite for bassoon, horn, and cello. It is a tender and passionate love ballade that

Using the pentatonic scale as a foundation, this traditional Japanese folksong depicts spring, the season of cherry blossoms. The melody is simple without many notes or difficult rhythms- a great learning

Commissioned by and dedicated to "Opal Flutes" of London, England.