Three Pieces for Woodwind Quintet (Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in Bb, Horn in F, Bassoon) Full Score and Parts Total Duration 17:46 by American composer James Nathaniel Holland Website: http: //www.lacoronadelossantos.net/jamesnathanielholland.html Accessible 21st century pieces for audiences. The Millipede is a weirdly cool first movement that presents the woodwind quintet differently from the dreaminess of past works by well known composers, showcasing its agility. Eulogy for a Poet, could be used as a memorial or funeral piece. Solemn and sentimental, this beautiful movement was taken and expanded from Holland's one act opera, O Holy Art. Some After Dinner Music, is a lighthearted piece that is perfect for chamber music, an opening to a concert, introduction to the woodwind quintet. I. The Millipede (5:48) II. Eulogy for a Poet (7:21) III. Some After Dinner Music (4:27) Program separately or together. Video of Some After Dinner Music: https: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d_fLX4Y4UI
N50ISBN 0-89579-632-5(2008) xii + 182 pp.$165.00 ISBN 978-0-89579-632-5 (13-digit) N50P1Parts (fl., ob., cl., hn., bn.) Quintet no. 1 $25.00N50P2Parts (fl., ob., cl., hn., bn.) Quintet no. 2 $22.00N50P3Parts (fl., ob., cl., hn., bn.) Quintet no. 3.$22.00Henri Brod (1799-1839) was a French oboist, instrument-maker, and composer active throughout the early nineteenth century. He studied oboe under Gustave Vogt at the Paris Conservatory, ultimately becoming teacher there himself in 1832. He also played second oboe next to Vogt at the Paris Opéra, where Fétis found Brod¿s tone sweeter than that of his teacher. Brod became interested in the construction of the oboe and was perhaps the first builder to add octave keys to the instrument. His Méthode pour le hautbois (Paris, 1835-36) provides valuable technical information concerning the oboe and remains a useful resource for modern players. Brod¿s three woodwind quintets most likely date from the second decade of the nineteenth century and were printed by two separate publishers, Pacini and Schonenberger, both of Paris. All three quintets feature a four-movement format: a longer first movement in sonata form, a slow movement, a minuet, and a quick-tempo finale. As a whole, the quintets form a nice complement to those of Danzi, Reicha, and somewhat later, Franz Lachner. Brod remains the only actual woodwind player among these early composers of wind quintets. While not very well known today, Brod¿s contributions to the wind quintet literature are significant and worthy of greater attention; this is particularly true in view of the paucity of wind quintets throughout the nineteenth century. It is to be hoped that through this critical edition, Brod¿s importance to the early development of the wind quintet will be recognized and his beautiful works heard more often..ContentsWoodwind Quintet No. 1 in E-flat Major[I] Introduction: Adagio; Allegro vivace[II] Andante[III] Minuetto: Allegro[IV] PrestoWoodwind Quintet No. 2 in F Major[I] Introduction: Lento; Allegro[II] Andante[III] Minuetto[IV] Finale: PrestoWoodwind Quintet No. 3 in C Major[I] Allegretto[II] Andante non troppo[III] Minuetto: Allegro[IV] Allegro
