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Field Notes is a compact, one-movement chamber work for oboe, violin, viola, and cello. The work is full of harmonic interest with chromatic and melodic passages shared equally between the parts.

A transcription of Frank Bridge's beautiful piano piece, the most famous movement of his 3 Sketches.

These two songs were made famous by Neapolitan tenor Enrico Caruso who sang them as encores at the Metropolitan Opera in New York in the early 20th century. The love song 'O Sole Mio' translates as My...

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.

A trio of animal-related tunes for 3 beginner oboes to practise ensemble skills without venturing outside the first octave comfort-zone. The melodies are shared between all three players, with a sligh...

Inspired by Beethoven's set of variations on Mozart's "La ci darem la mano" for oboe trio, this theme and 4 variations is designed to be a fun challenge for advanced oboes and Cor Anglais. Based on th...

A rustic arrangement of the French traditional carol, starting with bagpipe-style drones and the tune swapping between all three players.

These four traditional sea shanties have been carefully arranged for beginner oboes, in the call and response style of the original tunes. The note-range is from bottom D to 1st octave G for oboes 1 a...

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.

Grandioso - Andantino - Andante Dolce - Marcia

Varsovie - Chambord - Bonn - Salzburg - Schönbrunn - Asakusa - Chicago - Memphis - Fort de France - La Habana

Varsovie - Chambord - Bonn - Salzburg - Schönbrunn - Asakusa - Chicago - Memphis - Fort de France - La Habana

3 Oboes & Piano. 1. The Midnight Sky / 2. Monster Parade / 3. Galloping Ghouls

This modern trio for oboe instruments features the same instrumentation as Beethoven's well-known Opus 87; the Hindemith theme is modified in contrasting, partly playful, partly contemplative forms, s...

Leprechauns were thought to have been the mythological faeries of ancient Ireland. They were naturally somewhat mischievous creatures, although not thought to be menacingly evil unless upset by incons...