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Dr. Emerson Eads's particularly lush, contemporary tonal language brings the flute choir to life in the three movements of his tone poem Summer Tern. The three movements - Summer Tern, Season's Tern,...

The music of Leopold Mozart is largely overshadowed by that of his prodigious son, Wolfgang Amadeus. The elder Mozart composed a fair amount of music prior to 1763, however from this point, the career...

Flights of Passage by Judy Nishimura for Flute Choir. From the composer: "In all of our lives there are rites of passage that mark milestones of achievement or herald stages of emotional maturity. In...

The idea to compose this Fantasy for 6 Flutes was born with the composer talking to Sheridon Stokes about composing some music for him featuring the flute as the most prominent instrument. Thus came u...

Lowly Conversations was composed for the 2nd International Low Flutes Festival in Urayasu, Japan. It is in three charming movements that features a solo low flute in C or G: Metrically Speaking, Whisp...

Dancing Dessert Suite

Linda Kirkpatrick has arranged the familiar Christian hymn, 'Morning Has Broken' for low flute choir, in the style of the Cat Stevens version from 1972. Although in its most basic form, the hymn can b...

This arrangement of the American folk song Shenandoah by Alexandra Molnar-Suhajda is dedicated to the members of the Flute Society of Washington, past, present, and future. It received it's premiere a...

TAG!' by David L. Wells, for flute choir, is a programmatic work depicting children at school watching the clock (tic...toc...), waiting for recess, the school bell ringing, children running out to pl...

This Sicilienne by David L. Wells was commissioned by the West Michigan Flute Association (WMFA), and was inspired by the composer's admiration of other similarly lilting pieces, such as Gabriel Fauré...

Borealis by Alexandra Molnar-Suhajda, was commissioned by Debbie Gilbert for the Flute Society of Washington High School Flute Choir and was premiered at the 2020 Mid-Atlantic Flute Convention in Hern...

The Wild Hunt by Alexandra Molnar-Suhajda for Low Flute Choir. Because of such a unique scoring for low flute ensemble, there are some additional transposed parts included for substitute instruments t...

Manuel M. Ponce (1882-1948) is considered by many to be the foremost Mexican composer of the twentieth century. Gavota (1901), originally for solo piano, shows the influence of the Mexican canción rom...

Q for Quarantined Flute Choir, is a response to shelter-in-place limitations amidst the 2020 pandemic and the difficulties of playing and recording as an ensemble. Each player records their part, even...

A transcription of the Fugue from the 'Great' Fantasie and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542. It is believed that Bach improvised this fugue in 1720 during his audition for an organist position at St. James'...

The Symphony No. 5 of Ludwig van Beethoven was first performed in Vienna in 1808 with Beethoven conducting. Looking at Beethoven's life and relationships, we can see elements in this third movement (S...

When I am Laid in Earth, Dido's Lament from 'Dido and Aeneas' by Henry Purcell, arranged for Low Flute Choir by Cathi Marro. The work is built on a ‘ground' (or ‘ground bass'), which is phrase in the...

Antonio Vivaldi's third concerto from 'The Four Seasons,' Autumn, describes the harvesting time of year. The music is full of grateful happiness: Movement 1 (Allegro) is built after a drinking song of...

Ludwig van Beethoven's rich and elaborate Finale from String Quintet, Opus 29, carries the nickname 'The Storm.' Rough tremolo, quick scales, and stormy 'fugati' symbolize the 'windy' side of the Autu...

Dancing Dessert Suite by Paige Dashner Long is a delectable and delightful composition in three delicious movements that combines musically the excitement of travel with scrumptious desserts. The firs...