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

A sonorous arrangement of this well known and loved iconic piece.

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

Retains all the swagger and rhythmic vitality of the original.

A brilliant quintet arrangement of the well known "Queen" piece.

A great swinging quintet featuring the bass clarinet as soloist. All parts, including the solo part, are easily accessible for young players.

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

A slow lament, making a good contrasting programme piece.

Written to commemorate the anniversary of the First World War, this music may be played on its own as an ensemble piece, or may be used as part of a project with the words supplied for a unison choir,or as an ensemble piece with audience participation.

"Firemen's Galop" A very lively popular favourite from the past.

A "bluesy" arrangement with an upbeat middle section.

"Blow The Wind Southerly" and "Where Hast Tha Been, Ma Bonny Laad?" are neatly interwoven to produce a beautiful, easy Folksong Fare. Clarinet 4 below the break.

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

This arrangement puts all the FUN back into Funiculi Funicula.

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

An upbeat medley including, Fascinating Rhythm, Somebody Loves Me, The Man I Love, S'wonderful

An upbeat arrangement of this well known piece.

An attractive jazzy suite in 3 movements. It's a great favourite with performers and audiences

A slick lollipop arrangement of this traditional spiritual.

This arrangement provides all the jollity of its original orchestral counterpart.

An upbeat arrangement with a slow blues middle section.

This piece has been skilfully arranged for the clarinet quintet.

A lively piece for 5 Bb Clarinets of mixed ability with some elements of syncopation and a strong melody.Parts 4 and 5 are below the break.

The smoothest of all smooth Glen Miller classics skilfully arranged for five clarinets.

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

Based on Beethoven's Symphony No 6.

This set includes: Echoes from the Theatre, Hunting Song, The Merry Peasant and Winter Time.

This set includes First Sorrow, The Reaper's Song, The Wild Rider, Soldier's March.

All the well known tunes for Pirates which, complete, lasts nearly seven minutes, but there are five optional endings so it is a very flexible addition to the repertoire

This famous polonaise from Tchaikovsky's opera, is a great favourite with all audiences.

Remembrance is a poignant, easy to play piece eminently suitable for sombre occasions, such as a Remembrance Day Service.Part 4 below the break.

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.

This famous Scherzo, which everybody knows, relies for its success on delicate playing from the whole ensemble.

A piece in two sections(slow-fast)for mixed ability clarinets and bass clarinet with a Spanish flavour.

An easy to play, but very effective Tango.

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

This piece has quite a bite to it,with almost four minutes of perpetual movement.

This set of Handel's famous variations gives a chance for each member of the ensemble to shine.

One that your clarinet quintet will love. An upbeat arrangement of the well known melody with interesting parts for all.

A swing arrangement with a slow blues middle section.

Three classic Tchaikovsky pieces including Non But The Lonely Heart, Sweet Reverie and Italian Song, in arrangements which make the elementary clarinet quintet sound impressive. Parts 3 and 4 are below the break.

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

Two of Brahms' most famous Hungarian Dances with interesting, challenging parts for all five performers.

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.