John Bull’s hexachord fantasia is a miracle of modulation. Its “theme” is an ascending/descending hexachord, played on every chromatic step of the G scale. Especially the Db phrase comes as a big surprise.

I decided to arrange it for recorders ATTB (or ATBB) where the first T switches to Soprano in the end. Transcription (and deciding what instruments, and how to fit the music to them) was a surprising amount of work, but I think the result sounds cool.

https://soundcloud.com/vicdiesel/ut-re-mi-fa-sol-la

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An SATB arrangement of a Jewish / Sephardic melody.

https://soundcloud.com/vicdiesel/adon-olam

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Felix Mendelsohn’s sister is not nearly as known as she should be. Here is her charming Pastorella, arranged by me for 8 recorders SnSAATTBC.

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I’ve long wanted to write a piece for Native American flute and some  backing ensemble. So here is one for a high E flute and AATTBBGG  recorders. Since most people won’t have a high E NAF, this is also quite  playable on soprano recorder with an easy e’-g” range.

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The mirror piece to my “Solstice (Winter)” is for four altos in very close harmony.

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Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-George is the earliest known classical composer of African descent. His Adagio (originally in Fmin for piano, here Gmin for recorders) is a rather charming piece and ahead of its Mozartean time.

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Ensembles have to think ahead for their concerts, and composers have to think even more ahead. So I decided to write a winter solstice piece,  in the middle of summer.

A nice and chill piece for four bass recorders. My supporters at Patreon are getting the sheet music. Wouldn’t you like to join them?

One of the 24 “Negro Melodies” by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

This is arranged for SATTBBGGC.

Here are play-along versions with the Alto or Tenor omitted:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ufqip4vssepqy9l/AADp-HVoQrzLvV5TPAFaNTa1a?dl=0

I felt like arranging an old (way older than Pat Boone) ballad.

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This sounds a little like the Folia ground bass, and it’s little like a Chaconne, and it’s a canon. Five sections, played in canon. You can play this solo as a theme with variations, or a two-voice canon, or an ensemble piece, or…

Soundfile: https://soundcloud.com/vicdiesel/chacanonandon

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