Item Number: A0.508984

#DianaFlutist Are you performing this piece? For Flute Ensemble; Piccolo, C Flute, Bass Flute, and Contrabass Flute. This arrangement is from the Spaghetti Western era of The Good The Bad and The Ugly film theme. This piece gives a feeling of excitement and adventure. You might even hear the rustling of the tumbleweeds or a shoot-out of a gun fight in the middle of a windy town. It sets an energetic and uplifting mood throughout the piece. It's a definite ``must have`` for any flute ensemble's staple repertoire. It's a classic for sure!

Item Number: A0.508984

#DianaFlutist Are you performing this piece? This is a Flute Ensemble arrangement of the of the Moody Blues classic. In the words of Justin Hayward, (Performing Songwriter Magazine; issue(vol.)13, “Nights in White Satin was about a very romantic set of white satin sheets, about Love, about the end of one big affair and the beginning of another. It was about real things that were happening in my life.” “It sort of had that double meaning, which was intentional, sort of medieval knights as well..” Justin Hayward (Performing Songwriter magazine: issue (vol.)13. This is a flute choir ensemble arrangement of the interpretation of a romantic set of white satin sheets, that has a strong thread of Love weaved in and out throughout the piece if you listen with extra care, wrapped up carefully in unrequited Love. Additional note: In the original album where Nights in White Satin first debuted is a concluding poem written by the group’s drummer Graeme Edge. The poem was called “Late Lament” which gave Nights in White Satin it’s carefully written ornamental completion. The original album was called Days of Future Passed, and the beginning lines of the poem Late Lament goes like this…”Breathe deep the gathering gloom, Watch lights fade from every room,``..please enjoy performing this flute choir ensemble arrangement of Nights in White Satin, it was arranged with Love.

A short Flute Ensemble chorale on 'Chester'.

#DianaFlutist Are you performing this piece? A short Flute Ensemble chorale on 'Chester'written and composed by William Billings.The original composition was created and formed in the midst of the American Revolutionary War around 1778. It was one of the most famous songs that came out of that era. Chester was one of the published pieces included inside a book of anthems called The Singing Master's Assistant. A collection of church music 'hymns' for all purposes during the Revolution within the New England colonies. Many of the soldiers and troops of the Continental Army would keep themselves occupied by singing hymn verses around tents and campfires during their time at war. Here is a short excerpt of one of his original hymns written by Billings himself:``What grateful Off'ring shall we bring?What shall we render to this Lord?Loud Hallelujah let us sing,And praise His name on Ev'ry Chord.``This is a flute choir arrangement of William Billings original hymn of Chester. May you play it reverently!