Wonderful Winds

Three movements from Ravel's delicious "Mother Goose" Suite. The Pavaneis a short simple movement describing a procession of mourning for Sleeping Beauty. Petit Poucet tells the story of Tom Thumb try...

Four movements from Bizet's best-known work, comprising the Toreador's Song,Aragonaise, Habanera and Les Dragons d'Alcala.

A dreamy Wizard Of Oz tune.. the opening verse uses hints of Chopin's "Raindrop" prelude in the accompaniment, leading into the warm, rich harmonies of the chorus. Part 1: Piccolo/Flute; Part 2: Flute...

A cheeky and entertaining version of this classic film tune in which the themes scuttle through the different lines, with plenty of sudden dynamic contrasts to keep you on your toes!

This cosy version of the Christmas classic from the film 'Meet Me in St. Louis' sounds gorgeous for oboes and cor anglais

Three well-known tunes here: firstly Scotland the Brave, then I'll Aye Ca' In By Yon Toun and lastly The Dashing White Sergeant. The arrangement gives all the parts plenty to think about and works jus...

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

Basse Danse, Pieds-en-l'air and Mattachins from Peter Warlock's most well-known work. These pieces reflect the colourful life of their composer and feature energetic rhythms and unexpected dischords i...

A light-hearted arrangement of the festive favourite, complete with coconuts, sleighbells and optional whip! Available in 3 versions

Six pieces taken from Carmen, Jeus d'Enfants, and the L'Arlésienne Suites. A really contrasting selection of Bizet's most famous music, from the excitment of the Toreador's Song to the famous Menuet f...

This radiant Sinfonia opens Part 2 of Bach's Christmas Oratorio (1734) — the only cantata in the cycle without an opening chorus. Instead, Bach lets the orchestra speak, capturing the moment heaven an...

*WINNER, NFA Best Flute Method 2015* "Baroque Flute Studies" by leading authority on historical performance practice, Elizabeth Walker, presents a 'through the keys' approach to baroque flute techniqu...

A magical and energetic arrangement of this famous sleigh ride from the Lieutenant Kije Suite. All versions include optional sleigh bells for extra sparkle!

Handel's beautiful soprano aria from his opera of 1711 Rinaldo, which translated means "Leave me to weep over my cruel fate". The flute carries the plaintive melody and while some ornamentation has be...

Faure's Pavane has always enjoyed huge popularity. Here, the graceful theme meanders between all three players. 

Arguably the most famous aria from any Mozart opera, "Die Holle Rache" (Hell's Vengeance), from The Magic Flute, is commonly known as The Queen of the Night aria, after the character who sings it. Wi...

From the Nutcracker Suite, this dainty little overture gives all three players a chance to shine!

This sparkling overture sets the stage for Rossini's 1816 comic opera, fizzing with energy and full of charm. Among its many arrangements, one enduring favourite is the soundtrack to Bugs Bunny's anti...

This delightful set of traditional Country Dances were set for String Orchestra by British composer Herbert Murrill in 1945, and are arranged here for clarinet choir. The eight short pieces (the short...

This delightful set of traditional Country Dances were set for String Orchestra by British composer Herbert Murrill in 1945, and are arranged here for clarinet choir. The eight short pieces (the short...

This delightful set of traditional Country Dances were set for String Orchestra by British composer Herbert Murrill in 1945, and are arranged here for double reeds. The eight short pieces (the shortes...

This delightful set of traditional Country Dances were set for String Orchestra by British composer Herbert Murrill in 1945, and are arranged here for double reeds. The eight short pieces (the shortes...

Tico Tico is a Brazilian sparrow. The song that begins 'O tico tico' takes the metaphor of the sparrow in the cornmeal as a symbol of love: when you hear its call, it is time to woo. The Portuguese ly...

Tico Tico is a Brazilian sparrow. The song that begins 'O tico tico' takes the metaphor of the sparrow in the cornmeal as a symbol of love: when you hear its call, it is time to woo. The Portuguese ly...

The title means 'mambo of a hundred fires', but is also named after the town of Cienfuegos on Cuba, the home of the mambo. This piece features authentic Latin rhythms - it is highly syncopated - and s...