Douglas Brooks-Davies (1942 - ) Royaume-Uni, Cheshire
About the artist
Born in London in 1942. Formerly a university lecturer in English Literature with many books and editions to my name, I now spend much of my time writing and arranging music for choir, flute, wind quintet and other instrumental combinations. Principal instruments: flute, recorder, viola.
Interest : I want the French words, so I
searched on the French name,
and the web page is mostly in
French, but the filename I was
offered was in English and so
are all the comments, so I am
moving on.
Comment posted the 2011-12-12, by LillyRee (visitor)
Interest : Skill level : This looks fantastic! Great
selection of carols, and the
arrangement is a lot
less...erm...cheesy (?) than
your run-of-the-mill Christmas
duets. Thank you!
Comment posted the 2011-11-29 by ltturner (Free-scores.com member)
Interest : Skill level : je trouve que cette pièce est
interessante au niveau de
l'arrangement des 4 themes est
bien réalisé. cela s'enchaine
à merveille. Bravo
Member account
Royaume-Uni, Cheshire
Saint-Saens, Camille : Andante quasi allegretto from Violin Concerto no 3 arranged for Flute Choir (Opus 61)
Vanhal, Johann Baptist : Quartet in F for Flute Choir (Opus 7, no 1)
Brooks-Davies, Douglas : Seven Christmas Carols from Poland for SATB Choir
Call, Leonhard von : Trio Sonata in D for concert flutes (Opus 2, no 1)
Anonymous : Christmas Carols from Poland for Wind Quintet
Clementi, Muzio : Clementi: Sonatina in G, Op. 36, no 2 for Flute Trio (Opus 36, no 2)
Couperin, François : Le Moucheron (The Gnat)
Adam, Adolphe Charles : O Holy Night (Minuit Chretiens)
