Wonderful Winds

The original name of this New Year Carol is Shchedryk, meaning bounty. The carol is based on a hypnotic 4-note ostinato which passes between the oboes.

An energetic and entertaining version of the classic Christmas tune full of festive cheer and sparkle; an ideal encore for a Christmas concert!

Here are 3 of the most popular songs from arguably the world's most popular musical. Arranged for double reed ensemble, this selection contains some truly memorable solos, as well as many rhythmic fig...

These three charming songs for voices and flutes are from a set written by Liza Lehmann in 1908, using poems from Alice in Wonderland.Their whimsical appeal ranges from the threat of the smiling croco...

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.

Concerto for Clarinet Choir is a vibrant showcase for an advanced group. This dramatic work is an excellent tool for teaching players with advancing ensemble and musicianship skills. Players and audie...

This clarinet 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 low flute 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 peasant's song from Dalmatia has been arranged with luscious harmonies for flute quartet, in the unusual combination of 3 flutes and bass flute. A fantastic solo for the lead flute, this would al...

A larger than life arrangement of the famous tune for an intermediate to advanced group... full of fun and plenty of interest in all parts. Various simple percussion (including car horn!) adds to the...

This iconic song, with music by American composer John Walter Bratton and lyrics by Irish songwriter Jimmy Kennedy, has been a much-loved reminder of the delights of childhood since it first appeared...

This arrangement was commissioned following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022. A useful addition to your group's folder.

This well known miniature from the ballet La Fille Mal Gardée is danced by the Widow Simone (and accompanying ballerinas) as she is enraptured by a pair of clogs presented by her daughter. In this Dou...

These two contrasting pieces of approximately grade 5-6 standard are inspired by the flow of water. Riverside Walk is gentle and rippling whilst Cascade, with it's Jazzy swung quavers, suggests the mo...

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...

Presented here is a fun and challenging arrangement for sax ensemble of Hoyt Curtin's main theme and underscore from the Hanna-Barbera series Top Cat. Starting with a snappy jazz version of the tune,...

This 1950's lullaby is probably best remembered in its chart topping 60's version by The Seekers. This clarinet arrangement rolls along to a banjo-esque accompaniment, with the alto and bass clarinets...

Six of Edward Lear's Nonsense poems are set here for advanced Quartet with Narrator. The essential character of each limerick is captured in half a dozen short movements, featuring a brute of a bee, a...

A fascinating setting of the famous British cumulative nursery rhyme. Each 'character', whether rat, cow, maiden, priest or rooster, is presented through musical motif and mayhem, stacking up into a t...

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...

Peter Cork (1926-2012) was a British Composer who, after training as a music teacher, went on to study composition with Gordon Jacob at the Royal College of Music. He enjoyed a long career as a well r...

This 1950's lullaby is probably best remembered in its chart topping 60's version by The Seekers. This flute arrangement rolls along to a banjo-esque accompaniment, with the alto and bass flute taking...

Commissioned for the Birmingham Flute Choir, this piece uses two traditional Celtic songs. The lullaby Dream Angus refers to the Celtic God of love, youth and beauty, Angus, who is the bringer of swee...

The Water is Wide, also called "O Waly Waly", is a traditional folk song of Scottish origin based on lyrics that date in part back to the 1600s. Many variations of the lyrics have appeared in England,...

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...