Southern Music Woodwind

Antonio Carlos Jobim (1927-1994) was a composer, songwriter, and singer who combined Brazilian samba and jazz to create the bossa nova style, which achieved worldwide popularity in the early 1960s. Hi...

This piece for saxophone quartet (AATB) opens with the ballad, moves to the waltz section, and closes with a return to the ballad theme. The harmonic language for both sections is rooted in common jaz...

This jazz variations on the famous spiritual includes both improvisational sections and cadenzas.

It is assumed the player has mastered the fundamentals of correct embouchure and tone production and is now ready to attach the problem of moving the fingers quickly. These etudes have been compiled t...

The material in this second book of the Barrett studies offers the student the opportunity to continue to develop and refine his musicianship. The sonata form which Baret used for these compositions m...

The '36 Progressive Studies' and the 'Sonata Per I Sbalzi' in this edition are taken from the 2nd volume of the prize-winning Metodo Progressivo per Clarinetto by Gaetano Labanchi. The three-part meth...

This short and lightly mischevious work by British composer Granville Bantock (1868-1946) may be performed by bassoon trio, violoncelli trio, or contrabass trio. Edited by Tristan Willems.

Although it was a fascinating caprice in orchestration and provided the composer of the opera 'L'Elisir D' Amore' with a great amount of fun at the expense of the bassoon players of his time, the bril...

Mozart's original Sonata K. 292 was written for bassoon and cello. This transcription by Arthur Ephross (pseudonym Anna Ranger) is a fine recital or contest piece for bassoonists interested in Classic...

This 1919 SONATA for Flute and Piano by Jaromír Weinberger (1896-1967) has been edited by Tristan Willems.

One of the most important collections of flute repertoire available today. It contains six of the most widely performed Sonatas composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). They have been skillfully...

Originally scored for flute, strings and two French horns, this edition for flute and piano was revised and transcribed by Ary Van Leeuwen, who also wrote the cadenzas. The edition for solo flute with...

Origianlly written for flute, strings and piano (Op. 7, No. 3), this version was revised by Yvonne Desportes and John Wummer. Movement titles: I. Allegro, II. Adagio, III. Allegro Assai

Bernhard Molique (1802-1869) was German violinist and composer. Though best known for his Cello Concerto, his Concerto for Flute and Orchestra or Piano, Op. 69, has found in the place in the flute rep...

This traditional Classical interpretation of the Concerto in D, K. 314 (285d), for flute and orchestra is by Ary van Leeuwen, and also included three cadenzas by Joachim Andersen and three cadenzas by...

Originally composed by Cimarosa (1749-1801) for two flutes and orchestra, Louis Moyse revised this piano reduction version and wrote cadenzas for the flutes. It may be performed with two flutes or flu...

Originally composed by Cimarosa (1749-1801) for two flutes and orchestra, Louis Moyse revised this piano reduction version and wrote cadenzas for the flutes. It may be performed with two flutes or flu...

Originally composed by Cimarosa (1749-1801) for two flutes and orchestra, Louis Moyse revised this piano reduction version and wrote cadenzas for the flutes. It may be performed with two flutes or flu...

This flute quartet by Friedrich Kuhlau has been revised by Albert J. Andraud. Movments: I. Andante Maestoso, II. Scherzo, III. Adagio, IV. Rondo. Versions for flute quartet and clarinet quartet are av...