Psalm.145

A reflection of Baroque style, this selection features ornamentation in the form of trills, plus call and response passages inherent to the music of the time. A flurry of notes that will showcase your

A rich and musical introduction in 4/4 time leads to an energetic melody that builds in intensity to show off the tone of the oboe and technical ability of the oboist at their best.

After a statement of the main theme, the celebration begins with a bouyant section in 2/4 that leads to a fast-paced variation of the main theme complete with grace notes, ornamentation and fun!

This expressive arrangement  features memorable, lyric lines combined with achievable rhythms to encourage young musicians to express themselves musically. A great teaching and performing opportunity

A triumphant introduction fit for a deity leads to a vibrant dance with grace notes and accented notes, both on and off the beat, before ending with a flourish signaling that the festivities are at an

A quick and lively work! This trio is for less experienced groups looking to play in minor keys and for a Baroque sound.

A full and rich sounding duet in 2/4 with easy rhythms and no exposed parts, designed to give your beginning musicians confidence and a successful performance experience.

A good choice to introduce ensemble playing, with easier rhythms in 4/4 time. The achievable range for beginners will give them confidence and ensure their success!

An introduction in 3/4 time featuring dynamic contrasts gives way to a sprightly dance in 2/4. Many of the harmonies throughout are in thirds, a good opportunity to encourage listening and intonation. There

Composed in a moderate 4/4 time, the flute soloist gets a chance to show their technical ability intertwined with ornamentation in a light and lilting melody.

Set in 2/4 time, this delightful composition dances along from B-flat to E-flat and back again. With notes no faster than eighth notes and no exposed parts, this selection is designed to give young

Dedicated "to anyone who ever participated in some form of mischief," this arrangement is made for fun! In a brisk 6/8 time, this arrangement calls for almost exaggerating the phrasing and dynamics, along

Following a melodic introduction in 4/4 time, the composition turns swift, energetic and technical - much like Hermes' role as an Olympian and a messenger to the gods.

A lively, yet dignified dance in 6/8 time that flows along seamlessly to the end. The effervescent melody gets passed along from French horn to flute, then clarinet to oboe, while the bassoon lends support

Set in a comfortable range in the key of F Major, this duet features articulations in eighth notes patterns that will become more familiar as they progress, stressing tone quality and phrasing, while laying

The introduction is deliberate and melodic, like a bold entrance into the maze with a moment of caution before proceeding, then builds into an energetic dash in 2/4 to find the exit and leave!

The introduction is deliberate and melodic, like a bold entrance into the maze with a moment of caution before proceeding, then builds into an energetic dash in 2/4 to find the exit and leave!

Much like the fierce creature that guards the maze, this solo is not for the faint at heart. It takes a steady rhythm and determination to succeed to master the eighth and sixteenth note articulations

A spirited arrangement with almost every measure changing from 4/4 to 3/4 then to 2/4 and back. A good choice to develop good rhythmic and counting skills in advancing ensembles!