Anna Cooper

A new take on the 1940s jazz standard by Duke, Fetter and Latouche, with a jumping bass line for the bassoon and a whirling waltz section in the middle - great fun for everyone!

These four traditional sea shanties have been carefully arranged for beginner flutes and clarinets, in the call and response style of the original tunes. The songs let each part have a go at the solo...

Two well-loved folk songs, Scarborough Fair and Early One Morning, sympathetically arranged for beginner woodwind quartet; these pieces give an opportunity to work on legato and staccato, and explore...

Two well-loved folk songs sympathetically arranged for beginner Flutes and Clarinets. In Scarborough Fair the tune is passed between the parts against a legato accompaniment; Early One Morning is mini...

These charming pieces are 3 of the 50 or so that Giles Farnaby contributed to the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book. Although they are arranged in modern keys, they retain their original modal feel. A Toye is...

 A fun set of variations on the old standard, to introduce inexperienced players to the joys of ensemble playing

A fun piece for a mixed wind quartet! Tony Christie's 1971 hit was introduced to a new generation in 2005 when it was used to raise money for Comic Relief with a video featuring Peter Kay and many oth...

This rousing march from Beethoven's 'The Ruins of Athens' is scored for 4 or more players of mixed abilities, with optional parts for E flat clarinet and percussion. It suggests a passing procession,...

A lush arrangement of Judy Garland's classic song from The Wizard of Oz, don't forget your ruby slippers!

A chance to show off the whole oboe family in this wistful version of the iconic Judy Garland song.

Variations on two well-loved folk songs, Scarborough Fair and Early One Morning, sympathetically arranged for beginner oboes . A cor anglais may be substituted for the 3rd oboe part.

These charming pieces are 3 of the 50 or so that Giles Farnaby contributed to the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book. Although they are arranged in modern keys, they retain their original modal feel. A Toye is...

Three songs from the 1968 hit musical. In "Pick a Pocket or Two" the tune creeps furtively throughout the ensemble, "Where is Love?" shares the plaintive tune throughout the players, and "Food, Glorio...

A really fun piece for mixed winds! Tony Christie's 1971 hit was introduced to a new generation in 2005 when it was used to raise money for Comic Relief with a video featuring Peter Kay and many other...

Queen's jazzy classic, arranged for 3 oboes, cor anglais and 2 bassoons, the 1st oboe getting the role of epic guitarist Brian May. A real showstopper!

Four traditional carols, arranged for two flutes. First, a meandering setting of The Holly and the Ivy where the tune weaves between the two players. This is followed by a robust version of the mediev...