Wonderful Winds

This is a delicious arrangement of the poignant Lennon/McCartney song for Quartet, with the mellow tones of the lower instruments giving a rich and authentic texture.

This arrangement of the timeless Beatles classic is completely true to the original, with the melody shared between the Alto and 1st Flute, and set against a rolling, guitar-like accompaniment. The op...

Mexican Hat Dance has been popular in Mexico since the 18th century. Also known as Jarabe tapatio, meaning 'a mix of musical flavours', in the 1790s the dance was banned by the Spanish colonists becau...

A Randy Newman classic.. originally from his musical Faust, but later used in the American TV series Cop Rock. A poignant and gorgeous tune. Also available as a quintet.

This miniature March is perfect for an early grades ensemble.. the 3rd and 4th parts are simple enough for Grade 1s, and the 1st part gives intermediate players a chance to practise their grace notes.

A perfect companion piece to "So Long, Farewell" this is a comical and highly entertaining version of the famous puppet show song  from The Sound of Music.  The bass flute gets to play the fool in thi...

A charming and quirky collection of 4 contrasting pieces (Lyrical Waltz, Gavotte, Romance, and Waltz-Scherzo) taken from various orchestral and piano suites by Shostakovich. These pieces are primarily...

This enchanting aria from The Mikado, sung by Yum-Yum as she muses on her own beauty, is set here for 2 flutes, alto and bass and features a lyrical solo line floating over a seamless accompaniment. T...

A classic 40's tune from the pen of the English light music composer Jack Strachey. This jaunty little number is best known for being the theme from "Housewives' Choice", a popular radio show on the B...

A timeless classic from Mary Poppins. This gorgeous arrangment respects the simplicity and charm of the original song. Although we have given it an intermediate grading, this would also be a beautiful...

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

This piece is a setting of two traditional songs, both of which tell the story of scavenger birds planning to feed on the body of a dead knight. The first tune, The Three Ravens, was first printed in...

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

These four well known tunes all have a story to tell, and give early grade players the chance to tell the stories through the music. Cheeky harmonies express the mischievous Rakes of Mallow and contra...

Quartetto came into being when Roberto Ventimiglia was working on some solo flute pieces with the flautist Andy Findon. Inspired by the colours and expressive possibilities of the flute Ventimiglia de...

Three of the the best from this entertaining masterpiece: Popular Song, Jodelling Song and Tarantella, skillfully crafted for Quartet. All the sizes of flute get to shine in these pieces, (and there i...

This quintessential British Overture by Edward White was made famous as the theme tune to the 50's radio show "Children's Hour" and is still a popular piece in the light entertainment repertoire. Grea...

A rustic arrangement of the French traditional carol, starting with bagpipe-style drones and the tune swapping between all players. Add the optional Alto part for extra wellie!

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.

A theatrical arrangement in which the various instruments take on the roles of the Scarecrow, the Tinman and the Cowardly Lion, complete with simple percussion and costumes. Available in 3 versions fo...

A virtuosic arrangement of the thrilling overture from Leonard Bernstein's comic operetta Candide. Sparkling excitement from start to finish!

A 50's classic from the female close harmony group "The Chordettes" (you know the one.. bom bom bom bom etc); also more recently used in the "Halloween" films. The original featured the owner of the r...

Taken from Lionel Bart's smash hit musical/film "Oliver!", this song is first sung by the young Oliver Twist as he languishes in the basement of Sowerberry's the undertakers. Starting simply, this sen...

Every bear that ever there was is having a splendid time in this rousing arrangement of the classic song from 1907: large ones, tiny ones, cute ones and naughty ones... A favourite for bear lovers of...

These two dances are perhaps the most well known from a set of Pavanes and other pieces originally written for viols and lute, and published in 1604. Helpful dynamics and articulation give these piece...