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These five pieces focus on the flute choir's ability to emulate the sound of the calliope, a steam organ often found in carnival settings or on old riverboats. The composition consists of five charact...

Fanfare and Celebration was commissioned by Quad Cities Flutes Unlimited in honor of their 30th anniversary. Written in two sections, the piece opens with an energetic fanfare in F Major, followed by...

Although Michael Praetorius was a prolific German composer who composed more than one-thousand works during his lifetime, only one secular work has survived, Terpsichore. This arrangement consists of...

A very unique piece which was premiered at the 2013 NFA Convention in New Orleans. From the program notes: 'The piece is based on a short melodic riff written by Mrs. Stacey Steele [Associate Professo...

A vibrant fanfare for flute choir which was premiered at the 2013 NFA Convention in New Orleans. The 'Brilliant' opening yields to a slower, expressive middle section, and then finishes with the openi...

A beautiful arrangement of this familiar benediction and seven-fold Amen. The entire hymn is repeated once, with a very unique descant which just floats over the top of the entire choir the second tim...

Boismortier's six concertos for five C flutes are popular among flute choirs, but have lacked piccolo, alto, bass and contrabass parts. Additionally, the lack of dynamic and consistent ornamentation m...

A unique setting of a less-familiar Christmas tune, Fyfe's Carol is regarded the second setting of the more frequently heard carol, The First Noel. This arrangement by Martin Melicharek incorporates b...

Ursprünglich als eines der Stücke der Suite "Miroirs" für Klavier geschrieben, transkribierte Maurice Ravel dieses brillante Musikstück selbst für großes Sinfonieorchester. Gudrun Hinze ist noch einen...

This three-movement suite (A Sunday in Saint Louis Cathedral; Give me luck... NOW; Hoodoo and Ritual Dance on the Congo Square) was premiered at the 2013 NFA Convention in New Orleans by the Universit...

Catherine McMichael's Chrysalis was commissioned by Karen Van Dyke for the 20th anniversary of the Northern California Flute Camp. The title of the work encapsulates the metamorphic growth, change and...

An original work in multiple, contrasting sections, originally composed for the 2014 National Flute Association Collegiate Flute Choir, Chicago, IL.

Part of the KBJ Collection Flute Troupe Series. Fireflies is a jazzy, latin-style piece for flute choir which becomes very evident when the optional percussion parts are added.

Diffusion and Light is a movement from Ladd McIntosh's Suite for Flute Ensemble originally composed for Katherine Borst Jones and the Ohio State University Flute Troupe. Part of the KBJ Collection Flu...

This arrangement of 'Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche' is based on Richard Strauss' work for a huge orchestra with a broad variety of instruments. I dared to make this reduction for five flutes and...

A gem from the flute repertoire arranged for flute quintet by Gudrun Hinze. The original solo part is divided up amongst the ensemble so that every player gets a chance to shine.

An original work in multiple, contrasting sections, originally composed for the 2014 National Flute Association Collegiate Flute Choir, Chicago, IL. Instrumentation: Piccolo, 4 C Flutes, Alto Flute, B...

The music for the ballet 'La Peri' was composed by Paul Dukas in 1911 and is considered to be his final published work. He wrote it as a 'Poème dansé en un tableau' (dance poem in one act), and preced...

A delightful arrangement of the Johann Sebastian Bach's well-known Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. Originally arranged for piano by Colleen Adent, this flute choir arrangement by Phyllis Avidan Louke cap...

Part of the KBJ Collection Flute Troupe Series. Nelson Keyes (1928-1987) was born in Oklahoma, educated at the University of Texas, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the University of Sou...

Dance of the Sagin' Cajun is a musical homage to the fabled college music professor, Dr. Lucius Devereaux. Professor Devereaux was a proud man of Arcadian descent who loved teaching his students about...

In 1974, Carl Sagan and Frank Drake sent a message on radio waves to a star in the constellation of Hercules in binary code 'ones' and 'zeros.' The serial scheme has 1679 beats accommodated in 23 x 73...

Composer and conductor, Rubén Flores, was born in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico, and grew up immersed in a deeply musical environment under the influence of the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra. 'Mexico Magico' i...

A brilliant fantasy on Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker, featuring all of our favorite themes from the ballet, set to a joyous Merengue beat. The solo parts, though intended to be performed on the Mexican que...

A playful romp based on DeLaney's original version for Flute and Piano.