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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.'

Finally, a flute choir arrangement of this beloved concerto! The original flute parts have been basically preserved in Flutes 2 and 3, and the original solo violin is divided among three of the other...

Domenico Cimarosa (1749-1801) is recognized as one of the great Italian comic opera composers of the 18th century. This concerto displays the same facility for inventive lyricism that earned him that...

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...

A Lovely Story' was written for the 2nd European Piccolo Festival and was premiered in Jezersko, Slovenia in August of 2013.

Pandas in the Bamboo Forest was commissioned by Linda Mintener and the Madison Flute Choir and premiered in 2017. It is written antiphonally; the performers should be spread around the front, sides, a...

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Quintessenz Leipziger Querflötenensemble, composer Anže Rozman was commissioned to write a piece based on the ancient Greek legend of Medusa. Ancient Greece is...

Francois Glorieux's 'Interludes' for Solo Flute and Strings has been arranged here by Matt Johnston for Solo Flute and Flute Choir. Some minor extended techniques (such as whisper tones, pizzicato, an...

Mozart composed his Andante in C for flute and orchestra in 1778, and it is speculated that it was either an alternate slow movement for the G major concerto, or possibly the slow movement to a third...

The slow movement from Mozart's beloved Concerto in G major (K. 313), arranged for solo flute and flute choir accompaniment.

Originally composed in 2002, this suite consists of four charming, banana-themed vignettes: Sundae; Fritters; Mash; The Big Banana. Scored for Piccolo, 3 C Flutes, Alto Flute and Bass Flute.

Written for and premiered by the 10,000 Lakes Flute Orchestra to open the 2017 National Flute Association Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

'Peter Warlock' was the pen name of British composer and music critic Philip Arnold Heseltine (1894-1930). Heseltine had an interest in the occult, and published all his music using the pseudonym ‘War...

Based on the Flute Duet of the same name, this version of Sauntering Down the Boulevard for Flute Choir is a great feature piece for your low flutes, especially the bass and contra flutes. While no dr...

A vibrant conga, playable by a quartet of low flutes with many optional parts available to join the party! The title says it all!

Part of the KBJ Collection Flute Troupe Series. Alleluia is dedicated to the composer's daughter Caroline and was written for her birth. It is an expression of the joyful expectation of her arrival in...

Whether it be to change the course of events, bestow fortune and luck, avoid natural disaster, or offer salvation, the sacrificial offering of food, objects, or lives in order to appease a higher powe...

The Alchemy of Earth' by Alexandra Molnar-Suhajda was commissioned by the Blessing Foundation and received its premiere in 2014 at the National Flute Association Convention in Chicago, Illinois. In fo...

Swiss composer Joachim Raff was born in Lachen in 1822, and during the course of his life he composed more than 200 works, including 11 symphonies. A romantic composer, he was strongly influenced by n...

This lively Christmas Carol is a must for any seasonal concert. While the difficulty level is most accessible, the final results is a frolicking ride amidst driving rhythms and a delightful piccolo ob...

Working until the very last days of his life, the final piece of music written by Bela Bartok was his Third Piano Concerto. The second movement, Adagio religioso, arranged here for flute quintet, begi...

In creating the suite of 'Epigraphes Antiques,' Claude Debussy looked to one of his earlier works, the 'Chansons des Bilitis,' originally for two flutes, two harps, celeste and voice. From this work,...