"Night time in New York" A blue waltz for Wind Quintet.
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SKU: A0.1397384
Composed by Grant Horsley. Blues,Christmas,Classical,Contest,Festival,Wedding. 23 pages. Grant Horsley #980701. Published by Grant Horsley (A0.1397384).This piece is scored for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in B flat, Horn in F and Bassoon.
It is a gentle waltz- very romantic which has blues elements. Having 3 different sections before returning to the opening theme once more at the end-then a small coda. It is 3 mins 30 in length and the whole score is on the youtube link for you to assess suitability. I
Intermediate level, but some early intermediate players should be ok with it. It is 3 mins 30 in length.
Should work well for concerts, recitals, productions, even has a "Christmas tint". It is something perhaps a little different for the repertoire.
Price is for the full score and parts.
N.B. Various instrumental solo versions are available, as well as small ensembles and solo piano.
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