Published flute ensemble and chamber music arrangements 

Flute Ensembles

Pergolesi: Gloria in excelsis

from Mass in D Major, P. 46 (1732) ​
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​For 5 C flutes, Alto (or Flute 5), Bass, opt. Contrabass

​This piece may also be performed with 7 C flutes. 

Daquin: Noël Étranger

A lively, dance-like noel, originally composed for organ, appropriate for any time of year! Several instruments are given solo/duo spotlights, including piccolo, C flute, and alto. For Piccolo, 4 C Flutes, Alto (or Flute 5), Bass, opt. Contrabass (may also be performed with 7 C flutes). 

Corelli: Concerto Grosso, Op. 3/1

The concerto grosso of Corelli's day was often a trio sonata with extra voices used to emphasize various aspects of the music. This piece can be played as a trio but has also been arranged for 4 C flutes, 2 altos and 1 bass. Alternate parts have been added to use all C flutes as well. ​

Flute Trios

Mozart: Three Overtures

More than half a century after Mozart composed his operas, Henry Lea arranged several "celebrated overtures" as part of a collection of flute trios. Clearer notation, the creation of a score, and helpful editing make this set of pieces a welcome and useful addition to the flute trio repertoire.

Chamber Music

Cui: Five Short Pieces

This edition of one of Cesar Cui's most beloved works has been adapted from the original version for flute, violin and piano. Consists of five contrasting movements (Badinage; Berceuse; Scherzino; Nocturne; Valse). Co-arranged with clarinetist Dr. Andrea Cheeseman.

Beethoven: Variations

Beethoven's Variations on 'La ci darem la mano' from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Don Giovanni
Beethoven's Variations on 'La ci darem la mano' from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Don Giovanni was originally composed in 1795 for two oboes and English horn. This arrangement can be performed in a variety of combinations of flutes: 2 C Flutes and Alto Flute; 2 Alto Flutes (in G) and Bass Flute; or 3 Similar Flutes.

Flute Quartets

Zevon: Keep Me in Your Heart

"Keep Me in Your Heart" is the final track on singer-songwriter Warren Zevon's last album, The Wind, which he recorded shortly after a diagnosis of lung cancer. This bittersweet song received two Grammy nominations, and the album won Best Contemporary Folk Album. This arrangement can be performed by a flute quartet of 4 C flutes, 3 C flutes and bass flute, or 2 C flutes, alto flute, and bass flute.

Krommer: Variations

​Variations on Theme by Pleyel for Flute Trio
Czech violinist Franz Krommer (1759-1831), who composed over 300 works of his own, freely borrowed from Ignace Joseph Pleyel’s String Quartet in F Major to create this set of variations. This arrangement can be performed in a variety of combinations: 2 C Flutes and Alto Flute; 2 Alto Flutes (in G) and Bass Flute; or 3 Similar Flutes.

Capaldi: Someone You Loved

"Someone You Loved," performed by Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, became a global sensation. The song topped the charts in multiple countries, including the UK, Ireland, Canada, and the U.S., where it reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Capaldi wrote "Someone You Loved" as a heartfelt tribute to his late grandmother.