Johann Martin Blochwitz (1687-1742), not a very well-known name even amongst flutists, initially studied in Leipzig before he was employed as an oboist (1711) and then flutist (1717) in the Dresden Co...
Lensky's Aria, from Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's 1879 opera Eugene Onegin after Pushkin's novel of the same name, has appeared in multiple transcribed forms across the past century and a half. This new...
Four Gaelic pieces in traditional style: rowdy, raw, and rambunctious when fast, achingly personal when slow. Movements are entitled Rose Cottage, The Doubtful Wife, Lake Solace, and Describe a Circle...
Trio, Op. 119 by Friedrich Kuhlau, arranged for Flute, Clarinet (A/B-flat) and Piano by Adah Toland Jones and Vanguel Tangarov. The first movement uses only A Clarinet, the second movement B-flat Clar...
for Flute, Clarinet and Alto Saxophone. Sarabande; Tango Languido; Jitterbug Dances from different periods and social cultures with a unifying thread of the vocal quality of the melodies and counterme...
The Sacred Flutist is a collection of 24 Songs and Hymns arranged for solo flute by Judy Nishimura. The perfect companion for a flutist looking for music to play at a church service, a solo gig, or ju...
A collection of well known tunes (Give Me Your Hand, M'na na h'Eireann, Reels) suggesting traditional instruments such as bagpipes, flutes, Gaelic harp, and fiddles. Instrumentation: Flute 1 (and Picc...
for Alto Saxophone and Bassoon. Blues and Rhythm Changes is a fascinating composition for a rather unusual combination of instruments. The first movement, Blues, follows blues form and is based on the...
Originally written for chorus and organ, this orchestration transposes the work down a half-step from the original key to better suit the string orchestra. The colorful orchestration by William F. Bry...
An original composition inspired by white flowers: white, because of the silver flute, and flowers, because of the beauty and purity of the sound. Commissioned by the Michigan Council for the Arts and...