Concert and Contest Woodwind Music

Using the most well-known theme from the Haydn Surprise Symphony, Randall Cunningham has fashioned an attractive set of variations for the young Grade 3 clarinettist.

Chen Yi describes the cheery interplay of Happy Tune as one instrument playing a lively melody, while the other plays a vivid rhythmic pattern as accompaniment. The pair of instruments imitates

Using several versions of the original work as inspiration, Zack Stachowski has arranged The Seven Last Words of Christ for solo instrument and piano, making Haydn's music accessible to music

An introduction to the wonderful music of Italy in arrangements for students of intermediate skills. With so much great Italian music, Zamarin chose many of the immediately recognizable melodies from

Handel's sonatas for flute and basso continuo have been firm favorites among flutists for 270 years. The edition published by Bärenreiter in 1955 could essentially only rely on the pieces issued by the

Triplet Tomfoolery is a mid-easy level piece designed to teach the triplet skill to the young woodwind quintet. Spiced with chromaticism, this is a lot of fun to play and there is a lot of fooling

For alto saxophone & piano. First printing. Version by Saxabapt, based on the original version for piano. Preface in Ger., Fr. and Eng. Score, 12 p. and part

Now here's a composition to add a little spice to your concert. Written in the style of big band jazz, this is a swinging piece and something that your audience will enjoy. Audience and performers love this

Nine new pieces are presented with piano accompaniment, perfectly suitable for saxophonists with three to four years experience. The piano parts are suitable for advanced pianists as well as piano students

From the Klose Celebrated Method for Clarinet, these standard duets have been carefully reengraved in an affordable and easy-to-read edition. A great resource for lessons, performances or for

In Greek mythology, Daedalus was an inventor who created wings from feathers and wax, so he and his son Icarus could escape Crete by flying away. While Daedalus flew wisely, Icarus flew too close to the sun