4 movements arranged for Wind Quintet including Trompette et Tabour and Galop, from this well known set of Bizet piano pieces.

Four great contrasting ragtime pieces including the famous Dixieland classic "Whistling Rufus"

Adventure is a lively 13 minute piece for the more advanced quintet. The First Movement is lively and energetic. The Second is reflective with a prevailing sombre mood. The last movement is playful and at time comical.

Five Alpine Scenes, all featuring the French Horn. Each scene becomes progressively more difficult.

Amazing grace interwoven with Jesu Joy Of Man's Desiring.

A four movement piece consisting of Fanfare, Chorale, Waltz and Procession. Ideal material for the young wind quintet.

What better way to end your concert than with Dave Brubeck's brilliant, innovative, lively Blue Rondo.

Everyone enjoys playing Charade!!

An arrangement using Sussex Carol, Masters in the Hall and Deck the Hall

The tune that always conjures up the words by Allan Sherman's send up "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah"

The rustic folk-like element of this piece should be prominent. Use of the dynamic contrasts, especially in the central section, will enhance this bucolic flavour.

A set of five pieces in jazz styles. A languid Jazz Waltz: A whimsical Ragtime: A quirky Bossa Nova: A slow Blues: A lively Finale.

A "bluesy" arrangement with an up beat middle section.

"Blow The Wind Southerly" and "Where Hast Tha Been, Ma Bonny Laad?" are neatly interwoven to produce a beautiful, easy Folksong Fare.

Three folk songs, including English Country Garden,with challenging parts for all.

Three contrasting Joplin pieces. Helitrope Bouquet: Binks'Waltz: Antoinette:

This arrangement puts all the FUN back into Funiculi Funicula.

An up beat medley including Oh, Lady Be Good, Somebody Loves Me, Do It Again, Clap Yo' Hands.

An up beat medley including Fascinating Rhythm, Somebody Loves Me, The Man I Love, S'Wonderful.

An appealing four minute piece combining arrangements of I Saw Three Ships and Silent Night.

An arrangement of this Handel classic which allows each player to have a solo spot.

An up beat arrangement of this well known piece.

An up beat arrangement of this well known piece.

Three contrasting movements all in a swinging jazzy idiom.

An up beat arrangement with a slow blues middle section.

This piece has been skilfully arranged for the wind quintet.

An unusual stately, moorish sounding, Sarabande.

A 6 minute Overture with references to Tchaikovsky’s 1812: Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro: Smetana’s The Bartered Bride: Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream: Rossini’s William Tell

A substantial witty piece which embraces The Blaydon Races, Adam Buckham, Blow The Wind Southerly, Mae Bonny Lad, Ca'Hawkie Thro' The Water and The Keel Row.

5 movements from Tchaikovsky's wonderful ballet score.

All the well known tunes from Pirates which together last nearly 7 minutes, but there are 5 optional endings so it is a very flexible addition to the repertoire.

Two contrasted movements, a pensive prelude and a lively scherzo. The movements share melodic material and should be performed together.The changes of mood and style are shared throughout between the five players.

A short fantasy piece.

Over three minutes of sheer delight with this beautiful slow melody and romantic harmonies.

A condensed and relatively easy arrangement of this lively Overture. A good concert opener.

Another Chabrier piece with swift moving figure work producing a dazzling effect.

A welcome sonorous addition to the woodwind quintet Christmas music with leading parts for all.

A beautiful arrangement of this slow French folk song from The Auverne.

An up beat arrangement of this well known piece.

A straight forward arrangement of this beautiful slow movement.

A sprightly tune with gratifying parts for all the players.

Enjoyment for all in this typically 1950's Tango which conjours up a Parisian feel.

A swing arrangement with a slow blues middle section.

Three contrasted movements inspired by the changing landscape and coastline of the Essex countryside. The style is sensuous and Romantic, but with bursts of energy in the outer movements. The piece will suit advanced players and would make a substantial concert piece.

The Owl and the Pussy-cat: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John: Sing a Song of Sixpence. Full of wit and humour. A must for any ensemble.

Five movements which are fabulous, funny and fun to play.

As the title suggests this is a hectic, dashing piece. The rhythmic contrasts between the three and two beat pulses will enhance the headlong pace.

The Meeting of the Waters and Lanigan's Ball

Just as the title says two wonderful romantic pieces "Song from the Auverne" and Anton Rubinstein's "Romance"

The iconic "South Bank Show" theme tune begins this set of Brahms' variations which finally end with an exhilarating Tarantella.

This lively Vivace makes a slick admirable encore piece.

A combination of slow and up beat versions of this ever popular Louis Armstrong classic.