Concerto in D Minor (for two violins), for 3 C flutes or 2 flutes and alto flute, with all parts included. 
(Arr. by David Tickton)

This stunning piece works beautifully as a trio, as the three flutes, equally matched and completely independent of each other, respond back and forth with fugue like entrances and imitative counterpoints.

The Bach Sonatas for Flute and Keyboard are in B Minor, Eb Major and A Major. These terrific pieces, at the heart of the repertoire, allow flutists to play and experience the beauty of the accompanying piano parts. This arrangement can be of great help to a flutist, preparing to perform these sonatas, in learning the accompaniment. These works are also very beautiful as trios to play and enjoy.

The Three Graces, 3 flutes.

*FINALIST in the 1998 NFA Newly-Published  Music Competition. 

*HONORABLE MENTION in the 1997 Newly-Published Music Competition. The title of this challenging trio is  borrowed from a sculpture by Antonio Canova of the three sister goddesses Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia - the dispensers of beauty, charm and grace.

Four Trio Sonatas, for 2 flutes & alto. 
(Arr. by David H. Bailey)

The four sonatas are from Corelli's 12 Sonatas da chiesa Opus 1, and 12 Sonatas da camera Opus 2, two sonatas from each set. This set of 4 trio sonatas does away with the keyboard continuo part and lets the wonderful interweaving & balance of the 3 instrumental lines come through with great clarity. Interpretive markings have been added to assist modern performers to capture the essence of the music.

Trio, Op. 53, No. 1, for 2 flutes & alto flute (opt. cello) 
(Arr. by John Davis)

This two movement work is part of a large body of chamber music that Haydn wrote for the pleasure of the Esterhazy court during the late 1700's. The cello may either double or  supplant the alto part.

Three Trios, Op. 13, for 3 C flutes or 2 flutes and alto flute with all parts included. 
(Arr. by David Tickton)

This edition provides a much needed score for these outstanding chamber works. An alternative 3rd  Flute part for Alto Flute works very well, expanding further the literature for the Alto.  The included score allows for a much stronger understanding of the beautiful  counterpoints and rich harmonies of these excellent trios.

Concerto in C Major for Flute & Harp, for 3 flutes or 2 flutes and alto flute, with all parts included
(Arr. by David Tickton)

Mozart's magnificent Concerto for Flute and Harp is now available as a chamber ensemble. Here, flutists can enjoy playing both the soaring solo flute line, as well as the wonderful counterpoints and beautiful melodies of the harp. This version captures much of the joy and excitement of the original and is excellent for students studying or preparing to perform this piece. This trio is also just great fun to play as a chamber work. 

Mozart's wonderful D major Concerto is beautifully arranged for  3 flutes. While the melody soars in the first flute, the second and third flutes capture the beautiful harmonies, melodic figurations and counterpoints of the orchestra. This arrangement is excellent as a chamber  work or in preparation for performing the concerto.

 Mozart's wonderful concerto is now available in a chamber music setting. This version captures much of the emotion and color of the original orchestral work , is excellent for students studying or preparing to perform this concerto, and is just fun for a trio to perform.