Alry Publications

A flexible arrangement of The Star Spangled Banner with many different combinations of flutes possible.

The Danse Macabre was originally composed in 1872 for voice and piano. Two years later, Camille Saint-Saëns arranged the song for orchestra. The human voice was 'replaced' here by the solo violin, who...

Premiered during the opening concert at the 2015 National Flute Association convention in Washington DC.

Used as the opening fanfare for the 2015 National Flute Association convention in Washington DC, this work for large flute choir is a joyous celebration of the blooming cherry blossom trees which shed...

Winner of the 2015 National Flute Association Flute Choir Composition Competition, a work in four movements based on original poetry: Dizzy Jig, Lip Gloss, Cat Walk in Syrup, Quicksilver.

A clever adaptation of two 'rooftop'-themed Christmas carols, arranged for the 'basement' flutes.

Pirates' Escapade is a naïve and playful take on the pirate theme, consisting of three movements: Out of the Mist, Over Crest and Glittering Sea, and Plunder and Mutiny.

Premiered at the 2015 National Flute Association Convention in Washington, D.C.

Inspired by the Bellevue (WA) Youth Symphony's programming theme - 'Forgotten Voices', and with the help of a Performance Grant from Women's Philharmonic Advocacy this arrangement was made possible. T...

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...

The words for 'Heyr, himna smiður' were written by Kolbeinn Tumason (1173-1208) on the day before he died during the Battle of Víðines. Although at the turn of the 12th century he was one of the most...

From the arranger: 'Inspired by the 'if you don't like it, just wait a few minutes and it'll change,' weather of my native Chicago, I've taken Vivaldi's programmatic concertos The Four Seasons and mas...

This arrangement of Fantasy on Amazing Grace by Johnnie Carl was commissioned by Rhondda Dayton and Pipe Dream Flutes and premiered by the group at the National Flute Association Convention in New Orl...

A Summer Evening in Hawaii by Charles Edward Wheeler, arranged for flute choir by Matt Johnston. A descriptive work first published in 1917 by J.W. Jenkins Sons Music Co. (Kansas City) which depicts m...

Postcards from Pikes Peak was commissioned by the Pikes Peak Flute Choir and Conductor Treese Kjeldsen, in honor of Director Emeritus Karen Morsch. Written in three movements, Postcards from Pikes Pea...

Henri Wieniawski was one of the most famous violin players of his age. His compositions were mostly meant for his own use, presenting his extraordinary talent of virtuosity with his instrument. His 'S...

A transcription of The Sorcerer's Apprentice which is very challenging, yet rewarding!

As an avid gardener, I have always wanted to write a piece that reminded me of my garden. Whether I am pruning or planting or pulling weeds, gardening is a meditative experience for me. I love the qui...

A lively noel, originally composed for organ, appropriate for any time of year!

Swedish composer Hugo Alfvén (1872-1960) was born in Stockholm and studied at the Royal College of Music (Kungliga Musikhögskolan) from 1887 to 1891. The 'Herdsmaiden's Dance' ('Vallflickans Dans') is...

In the space of a few tentative heartbeats, longing rockets into the ecstatic effervescence of a new love, caroming from each gesture, whisper, reaction, then slowly calming in reveries only to ascend...

A piece for Flute Choir, LionHeart sings of those silent trials and victories, invisible to the world yet spread across the entire landscape of your life.

In Praise of Edna; In Praise of Color; In Praise of Joy. Commissioned by Martin Melicharek, in honor and loving memory Edna Comerchero, whose musical spirit was reflected in her beautiful flute sound...

Two movements from Modest Mussorgsky's most famous composition, Pictures at an Exhibition. The 'Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks' works quite well on flutes, and sounds especially bird-like!

One of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's most well-known works, the 'Procession of the Nobles' is from Act 2 of his opera 'Mlada.'