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Feature the warm tones and depth of sound of bass clef instruments for a delightfully different sound this holiday season! Arranged for a quartet of bass clef instruments in any combination, these

This is a selection of 20 of the most popular Christmas Carols, arranged for woodwinds in a variety of keys; some with traditional harmonies, some more unusual. Perfect for busking on wintery evenings

Contains 21 original or arranged quartets that can be flexibly used with any combination of wind and percussion instruments, making this an invaluable resource in the modern band room! These quartets

The Andante and Gavotte for Four Bassoons was composed in 1940. Although it bears no formal dedication, it is safe to assume that it was written for Van Vactor's close friends, bassoonists George

Add a contemporary arrangement to your Christmas programme with this reimagined version of Angels From the Realms of Glory.  Featuring jazz harmonies and rhythms along with 5/4 and 3/4 time

For 4 bassoons. First printing. Commissioned and written for The Boulder Basson Quartet. Five movements. Score and parts.

For bassoon quartet. First printing. Written for Eric Varner. Three movement work: Basslets; Moonstruck and Festoons. Duration: ca. 8'. Score, 14 p. and parts.

For flute, oboe, clarinet & bassoon. In one movement. A contrapuntal piece built on long lines. Score. 

For 4 bassoons.  First printing.  Preface and biographical note in Ger. and Eng.  Composed for the Jugen Musiziert Competition.  Three movements.  Score, 10 p. and parts.

Some of the best bassoon music was originally written for something other than bassoon. In keeping with the Boulder Bassoon Band's mission to liberate great bassoon music from whatever disguise it might be

Leontovich and Wilhousky's extremely popular Carol of the Bells is now available in Carl Fischer Music's Compatible Series. Arranged by Larry Clark, string and wind players alike can now play this

Three movement work of moderate difficulty. Movements are Dancing in the Wind, Azure, and Spirit Dance. Bill catches the "celtic" feel with this creative and fun work. Ideal recital piece.

The Chorale for Four Bassoons was written for the occasion of Kirk's senior recital at the Manhattan School of Music. That event took place on 25 February 1977. The performers were Lewis Kirk, Alan