Wonderful Winds

The famous dance from Swan Lake, with simplified rhythms in the main theme and lots to do for all three players.

The famous dance from Swan Lake, with simplified rhythms in the main theme and lots to do for all three players.

The most famous of Frank Bridge's 3 Sketches for piano, a very fluid piece giving the players the opportunity to practise their rubato ensemble skills.

The most famous of Frank Bridge's 3 Sketches for piano, a very fluid piece giving the players the opportunity to practise their rubato ensemble skills.

This Wind Trio version of the famous Welsh hymn (often heard at Rugby matches) borrows from the Male Voice choir tradition that is synonymous with the country. After a lyrical introduction the hymn is...

This Wind Trio version of the famous Welsh hymn (often heard at Rugby matches) borrows from the Male Voice choir tradition that is synonymous with the country. After a lyrical introduction the hymn is...

Dance round your handbags with this sparkling version of the '70s disco classic.

A close-harmony arrangement of the iconic song from "Breakfast at Tiffany's"  for mixed trio.

Freddie Mercury's trad jazz classic, with star parts for all players, though the flute does get to play Brian May's wicked guitar solo. Great fun and a bit of a showstopper!

A thrilling arrangement of the virtuoso showpiece from the opera "The Tale of Tsar Saltan".  The chromatic melody buzzes frantically from one part to the other, making it a little less exhausting than...

A thrilling arrangement of the virtuoso showpiece from the opera "The Tale of Tsar Saltan".  The chromatic melody buzzes frantically from one part to the other, making it a little less exhausting than...

Taken from the popular Savoy Opera "The Mikado", this is the famous trio for Yum-Yum, Peep-Bo and Pitti-Sing, with each player taking one of the roles.

Taken from the popular Savoy Opera "The Mikado", this is the famous trio for Yum-Yum, Peep-Bo and Pitti-Sing, with each player taking one of the roles.

Two well-loved folk songs, Scarborough Fair and Early One Morning, sympathetically arranged for beginner woodwind trio. The oboe part is Grade 3-4 while the flute and clarinet parts are about Grade 2.

Two well-loved folk songs, Scarborough Fair and Early One Morning, sympathetically arranged for beginner woodwind trio. The oboe part is Grade 3-4 while the flute and clarinet parts are about Grade 2.

Kalendar Hall is the building that houses the music department at Exeter Cathedral School where the composer Stephen Tanner was Director of Music for many years, and these three satisfying pieces were...

Kalendar Hall is the building that houses the music department at Exeter Cathedral School where the composer Stephen Tanner was Director of Music for many years, and these three satisfying pieces were...

Everyone has something to say about the weather and in this trio for flute, clarinet and bassoon; all three instruments use their characteristic voices and capabilities to comment on, and describe thr...

Everyone has something to say about the weather and in this trio for flute, clarinet and bassoon; all three instruments use their characteristic voices and capabilities to comment on, and describe thr...

A lovely soft-shoe-shuffle ditty from the last days of the music hall era, 'Hometown' was made famous in the 1940s by comedy duo and members of the 'Crazy Gang', Flanagan and Allen. Score and parts.

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!

A gentle arrangement of the popular carol for beginner double reeds, with a descant part for a more confident oboist to play on the repeat.

A gentle arrangement of the popular carol for beginner double reeds, with a descant part for a more confident oboist to play on the repeat.

Dating from 1892, Daisy Bell is unquestionably the most famous and most enduring of the Victorian ballads. It is presented here in a light-hearted arrangement for wind quartet, featuring a solo sectio...

Dating from 1892, Daisy Bell is unquestionably the most famous and most enduring of the Victorian ballads. It is presented here in a light-hearted arrangement for wind quartet, featuring a solo sectio...