This arrangement for clarinet choir (4 b-flats and 1 b-flat bass) makes a good short piece which is ideal for a high school chamber concert. Originally for two oboes and strings, this piece lends itself well to an all clarinet ensemble. No part is too difficult with the fourth clarinet never crossing the break.

This beautiful Baroque solo, which has been a favourite with oboists, is now available for woodwind quintet. The solo line is unaltered and the string parts are given to the remainder of the ensemble..

Although this concerto became popular with trumpet players after being recorded by noted piccolo trumpet soloist, Maurice Andre, the intent of this arrangement is to feature the chamber music skills of the entire brass quintet, not just the 2 piccolo trumpet players. This arrangement is respectfully dedicated to the Capital University Faculty Brass Quintet.