A song from Gilbert & Sullivan's operetta Iolanthe, arranged for semi-flexible woodwind combination of two flutes plus either B-flat clarinet or bassoon. This jaunty tune could be a fun recital piece or just a nice addition to general repertoire.

W S Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan were major figures in musicaltheatre of the Victorian era, collaborating on a series of extremely popularcomic operettas, which lampooned some of the fashions and conventions of thetime.

This duet from the second act of Iolanthe involves Strephon, the half-fairy, half-mortal son of thetitular character, and Phyllis, the lady whom he loves. The two have just become reconciled after arift and recognise that they should marry quickly, before they lose theirattraction for one another, or one of them falls for someone else.

The James Bond Theme, written in 1962 by Monty Norman and recorded by John Barry and His Orchestra, is one of the most famous movie themes of all time. This arrangement is for a woodwind trio of Flute, Clarinet in Bb and Bassoon, although the flute part could be substituted for oboe if required.

The PDF download contains a full score and all three parts.

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The Beatles: "Hey Jude" arranged woodwind trio of flute, clarinet and bassoon.
The flute part could be played by an oboe.

Check out all of my Beatles trios:

Because,
Blackbird,
Hey Jude,
In my life,
Ob-la-di,
Strawberry Fields Forever.

Valse - for Woodwind Trio (Flute, Bb Clarinet & Bassoon). By Francis Poulenc. Arranged by Scott Grimaldi. Includes a title page, score & set of parts. 21 pages. Duration: 2:00 min. Penned in 1919 by French composer, Francis Poulenc, a member of the group Les Six. This composition was part of a published album of piano pieces from 1920, known as L'Album des Six. This elegant Waltz is perfect for classical Chamber Recitals, Cocktail parties and French celebrations.

Under Paris Skies (Sous Le Ciel De Paris) - for Woodwind Trio (Flute, Bb Clarinet & Bassoon). By Kim Gannon, Jean Drejac & Hubert Giraud. Arranged by Scott Grimaldi. Includes a title page, score & set of parts. 19 pages. Duration: 2:55 min. A romantic song, originally written for the French film, "Soul le ciel de Paris" in 1951. After the movie release it gained worldwide popularity through the recordings by Edith Piaf and others, and is recognized as a symbol of Paris. This beautiful Waltz is perfect for Chamber Recitals, Cocktail parties and French celebrations.