2 oboes, 2 horns, 2 bassoons

W0601

Divertimento no.12 in Eb KV. 252

Mozart

£8.00

W0602

Adagio and Fugue

Albrechtsberger

£6.00

2 clarinets, 2 horns, 2 bassoons

W0606

Sextet (Parthia) no 1 in Eb

Franciszek Lessel

£8.00

W0607

Sextet (Parthia) no 2 in Eb

Franciszek Lessel

£8.00

W0605

Sextet (Parthia) no. 3 in Eb

Franciszek Lessel

£8.00

W0608

Sextet (Parthia) in Bb

Franz Krommer

£8.00

An arrangement by the composer (or a contemporary) of movements from the octet-partita TT 13/I (W0805 in the IHM Wind Series)

W0609

Selection from The Barber of Seville

Rossini arr. Sedlak

£15.00

W0612

Two Serenatas Op. 1

Friedrich (?) Wolf

£10.00

I am still trying to elicit more about the composer, but the style is very much late 18th-early 19th century, with rather good horn parts!

(flute), oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon and piano

W0603

Rondo Capriccioso Op.33

Ian Harrold

£6.00

(The flute is optional, though preferred, so that the piece may be performed by the same combination as Mozart KV. 452)

W0611

Allegro Capriccioso Op.165

Ian Harrold

£7.50

A companion piece to W0603. Again, the flute is optional, though preferred.

six flutes

W0610

Quelle surprise!  

Ian Harrold

£4.00

arranged by the composer from the Rondo-finale to Surprise! Surprise! (W0302)

flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon, double bass, piano

W0701

Septett

William Cusins

£15.00

William G. Cusins (1833-1893) was an exact contemporary of Brahms. He was Master of the Queen's Musick from 1870 and while Conductor-in-chief to the Philharmonic Society, he introduced Schubert's 'Unfinished' Symphony to England.