Southern Music Woodwind

This delightful quartet takes players on a tour of four Italian cities: Rome, Florence, Venice, and Napoli. Movements: I. Roma- Campanelle (Bells), II. Firenze- La Florentina (Florentine Girl), III. V...

These transcriptions for flute quartet include the following four movements: I. Turkish March (Mozart), II. Rain (Boehm), III. Paraphrase on Themes from the Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikovsky), IV. Flight...

These transcriptions for flute quartet include the following four movements: I. Turkish March (Mozart), II. Rain (Boehm), III. Paraphrase on Themes from the Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikovsky), IV. Flight...

Elegie is an original composition by Joseph Jongen written in 1941. The quartet comprises of four C flutes.

These two paraphrases are of Christmas carols originating from the Walloon region (Wallonia) a region in Belgium closely associated with France and French culture. Song titles include: I. Houte on pau...

These two paraphrases are of Christmas carols originating from the Walloon region (Wallonia) a region in Belgium closely associated with France and French culture. Song titles include: I. Houte on pau...

This arrangment for an intermediate flute quartet keeps the melody in the 1st flute for the entire piece, with the other three flutes offering accompaniment roles. It is part of the Clifton Williams M...

A quartet for flute by the early 19th century German composer and flute pedogogue, Heinrich Soussmann.

This playful quartet offers young players an introduction to independent part playing, and is a wonderful selection for either recital or contest.

In two movements, this atonal flute quartet gives equally important roles to all four players, with solos and demanding technical playing throughout.

Dedicated to Violet Richman and commissioned by the Wilmington Friends School, Marty Lassman, Music Director

Dedicated to Violet Richman and commissioned by the Wilmington Friends School, Marty Lassman, Music Director

A beautiful arrangement of one of Bach's most well-down melodies written as a quartet. Versions by Richard Thurston available from the publisher for other instrument quartets include: Flute, Clarinet,...

This piece for five flutes, while centered around a tonic, alternates between a modal and chromatic feel. With its quick passages and compound meters, it demands strong technical skill from all player...

This work in three movements is scored for a quintet of standard C Flutes. Movements: I. Prelude and Cadenza, II. Passacaglia, III. Tarantella.

This Toccata in G, originally composed for organ by French organist Theodore Dubois as No. 3 from 'Douze Pieces pour Orgue' ('Twelve Pieces for Organ') is arguably one of the most famous pieces ever w...

This Toccata in G, originally composed for organ by French organist Theodore Dubois as No. 3 from 'Douze Pieces pour Orgue' ('Twelve Pieces for Organ') is arguably one of the most famous pieces ever w...

Originally written for organ by little known child prodigy Lefebure-Wely (b. 1817). This work is an oustanding example of his imagination and abilities as an improvisor, written to be played at the en...

Leon Boellmann (1862-1897) was known in his short life as a dedicated teacher, gifted composer, and an excellent organist. He left 68 public works, among which the best known are 'Variations Symphoniq...

Harry Gee transcribed large sections of the Concerto, K. 622 for two clarinets in order to give the student a more complete understanding of the musical content. When an pianist who can play the works...

Following the success of the composer's Concertpiece No. 1, requested by clarinet virtuosi Heinrich and Carl Baermann, the father-son duo asked for this second piece. Published posthumously, it is com...

This transcription of Paganini's famous 'Moto Perpetuo' for violin and orchestra was created for solo clarinets and piano Nicholas Falcone. A version for two clarinets and band accompaniment is also a...