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Staff Pick

“A lighthearted delight!”

Chris Hankin Just Flutes staff member - [email protected]

This easy-listening wind quintet by Paul Carr deserves to be played more often as each movement is full of wit and charm.  On paper the parts look quite straightforward but hidden dangers await! The rhythms can be really tricky to get together at the suggested speeds with Boys on the Beach the most testing, and there are some technically demanding passages for all five players throughout,  Jazz influences in the harmonies colour Bicycles in  the Rain, Summer Evening meanders gently and Through Crowded Streets  bustles us through the opening movement. Tuscan Diary presents a really buzzy end to the work. This arrangement is different from the original  orchestral version but the energy and vibrancy remains. A light-hearted delight!

From the Publisher

Five colourful and evocative pieces -The work was written for the Sussex Symphony Orchestra who have recorded it for Claudio Records (CC4833-2).

Our Description

 

The video clips are of the original version for wind and strings. Some of the voicing has been changed in the arrangement.

 

Difficulty guide: 8
Difficulty level, roughly compared to ABRSM exam grades. 0 is total beginner, 9 is advanced (beyond grade 8).

Contents

  • ‘Through Crowded Streets’,
  • ‘Bicycles in Summer Rain’,
  • ‘Boys on the Beach’,
  • ‘Summer Evening’
  • ‘Tuscan Diary’.

Item Details

Instrumentation

  • Part 1: Flute
  • Part 2: Oboe
  • Part 3: Bb Clarinet
  • Part 4: French Horn
  • Part 5: Bassoon
Category: Music for Wind Quintet
Publisher: Comus Edition
Publisher's reference: 025A
Our Stock Code: 957038
Media Type: Paperback (19 pages [score])

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