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English composer Edward Elgar's premise for his Variation on an Original Theme was to musically characterize a dozen of his friends and associates. Each variation is designated by the initials or pseu...

Sammartini wrote a large number of trio sonatas, which would have been performed by two soloists and basso continuo. This setting places the basso continuo part in the flute choir, removing the need f...

This piece is a transcription of a classical orchestral favorite, considered by many to be Mendelssohn's masterpiece. It utilizes the entire range of the flute choir and is a real challenge across all...

Selections from The Nutcracker Suite: March, Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy, Dance of the Reed-Flutes. These three popular selections retain the full harmony of the original orchestration, utilizing C...

Edited by Don Bailey This adaptation of Tchaikovsky's November from The Seasons is part of Falls House Press's Voyage Unlimited series, a collection of new transcriptions for flute and string quartet...

This is an arrangement that works well for weddings or receptions, or any of those times when you are doing background music and are tired of the usual 18-19th century fare. The violin part includes q...

The entrancing melodic themes of the young Prince and Princess movement, some of the best that Rimsky-Korsakov ever wrote, are woven into a flute choir arrangement which captures all the grace, beauty...

Part of a rare programmatic work by Beethoven, the Scherzo from his sixth symphony is meant to evoke a festive gathering of peasants. In the original symphony, this movement does not have a clear endi...

The aboriginal name given to the island of Puerto Rico is Borikén. This concerto, which bears the same name, presents to us in its first two movements, 'I. Yocahú and Juracán' and 'II. Ta no Prayer, '...

Music for the Christmas season seems to fall into two categories -- the very popular carols and secular Christmas music, and music which is not widely known. These two chorale preludes offer a wonderf...

Salon Quartet by Mendelssohn. This one is The Wedding March.

Grieg's dramatic incidental music to Henrik Ibsen's play Peer Gynt is some of the most distinctive and memorable music produced by the 19th century Norwegian composer. The two movements arranged for f...

Not merely a recitation of the familiar children's song; Potter's creation includes hints and themes from surprising and delightful sources. She asks that flutists mimic the sound of mice scurrying ab...

This fun, new arrangement from Fall's House Press was adapted from Leopold Mozart's Cassation in G for Toys and dedicated to the 2013 New England Conservatory Summer Metropolitan Flute Festival Orches...

Using the fugue theme, this piece demonstrates each flute as it is added one by one, allowing the audience to become familiar with the sound of each new voice.

A happy, up-tempo swing tune that will provide a delicious change of pace. Chord changes are provided in the individual parts to allow any or all members of the ensemble to improvise--a challenge for...

In older churches there were often two or more organs in different locations around the church. Antiphonal choral music often made use of the different locations, as did the antiphonal brass music of...

A Canzona is a contrapuntal work exemplary of the complex instrumental music of the late Renaissance and Early Baroque, epitomized by the Gabrielis in Venice and by Scheidt and others in northern Euro...

Much Irish music was written to be danced to and if performed in concert settings, the repetitions necessary to flesh out a single work for a good length make it sometimes boring. This medley incorpor...