Satie wrote a set of three Gnossiennes for the piano right at the end of the 19th Century. Always one to challenge convention, he invented the word 'Gnossienne' especially for theses pieces - it has no other meaning. He also decided to notate the pieces without key signatures, time signatures or even bar lines and I have decided to do the same here in this arrangement.


The piece gradually unfolds in a kind of trance-like hypnotic ambiance; this arrangement features the melody in all parts, starting unusually in the bass.

This is a recorder quintet arrangement of Jingle Bells, but is not like any you have played before. It moves through different styles and moods, including reggae and rock ?n? roll, and is exciting both to play and to listen to.

Ding Dong Merrily on High, presented here in a new arrangement. Includes optional improvised solos for 2 parts near the end.

This is a popular arrangement of the traditional Christmas melody, arranged for recorder quintet. It even contains a bass solo!

A short, simple arrangement of the famous fanfare from Handel's Water Music, arranged for recorder quintet.