2EH

Spectacular organ piece for double reeds - the more players, the better. Performed at the International Double Reed Society’s 2002 meeting in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Third and fourth oboe parts can be played by oboes d’amore. An optional 5th bassoon may or an additional contra may double the contra part. For 4Ob, 2EH, 5Bn,CBn.

Transcribed from “Terpsichore” Michael Praetorius’ important collection of Renaissance dances. Also published in the United Kingdom by Noteworks. For: 2Ob, 2EH, 3Bn, CBn

Amusing settings of ‘Chopsticks’. English horn 1 can be played by oboe d’amore. For: 2Ob, 2EH, 3Bn, CBn.

Bach’s great ‘St. Anne's’ triple fugue in E-flat (BWV 552). It belongs with the Prelude [7803A] but can be performed separately. Demanding but worth the work! Premiered by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra's double reed section. Sounds wonderful with more than one player on a part. For: 2Ob, 2EH, 3Bn, CBn

Something for every player in this majestic Prelude in E-flat (BWV 552). It belongs with the Fugue [7803B] but can be performed separately. Premiered by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra's double reed section. Sounds really wonderful with more than one player to a part. For: 2Ob, 2EH, 3Bn, CBn