"Woodwind Quintet Number Seven"

[larryalex1]

All,

This is my "Woodwind Quintet Number Seven".

Instrumentation: One each flute, oboe, Bb clarinet, bassoon and Fr. horn

[Raymond62]

This is really magnificent. I specially liked the flute. That bassoon is fulfilling its role in a very funny way, but still musical. And those ending bars ! Brpr, brpr, brpr, brprrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Thank you, Larry. All the best in the next year.

Raymond

[larryalex1]

This is really magnificent. I specially liked the flute. That bassoon is fulfilling its role in a very funny way, but still musical. And those ending bars ! Brpr, brpr, brpr, brprrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Thank you, Larry. All the best in the next year.

Raymond

Thanks, and a Happy New Year to you, Mister Raymond!

Larry Alexander

[kjelleman]

What a happy tune. Makes me really glad to listen. Maybe one could consider, for such a long tune as this, to include a sad or melancholic intermezzo somewhere as a contrast. I appreciate the format, these instruments open up so many possibilities as you so nicely demonstrate.
Happy new year, Larry.

Kjell

[Max Hamburg]

Splendid, Larry!
I guess it's an older work? (From the pre-reverb era?).You managed to put a decent portion of musical history in this one: very classical form and melody shaping, late 19th century harmony and chord connections and a very recognisable piece of ragtime (middle part). I love it. Even for potential executers it is a pleasant challenge. It's almost a perpetuum mobile.

Well done and thanks for sharing!
Happy New year to you and your family,

Jos/Max

[larryalex1]

What a happy tune. Makes me really glad to listen. Maybe one could consider, for such a long tune as this, to include a sad or melancholic intermezzo somewhere as a contrast. I appreciate the format, these instruments open up so many possibilities as you so nicely demonstrate.
Happy new year, Larry.

Kjell

...and a wonderful New Year right back to you. Thanks for listening.

Larry G. Alexander

[larryalex1]

Splendid, Larry!
I guess it's an older work? (From the pre-reverb era?).You managed to put a decent portion of musical history in this one: very classical form and melody shaping, late 19th century harmony and chord connections and a very recognisable piece of ragtime (middle part). I love it. Even for potential executers it is a pleasant challenge. It's almost a perpetuum mobile.

Well done and thanks for sharing!
Happy New year to you and your family,

Jos/Max

I wrote this several years ago. I didn't have a lot of compositional and sequencing tools at the time.

Always good to hear from you. Thanks for your message.

Best,

Larry G. Alexander

[tedvanya]

The usual brilliance, enjoyed it, thanks for posting it.
Happy, healthy New year

Ted

[larryalex1]

The usual brilliance, enjoyed it, thanks for posting it.
Happy, healthy New year

Ted

Have a wonderful New Year, Mister Ted. Thanks for listening. I always enjoy hearing from you.

Best,

Larry G. Alexander

[sururick]

Larry Larry Larry! I'm feeling a little fluty after listening to this! Another great piece!

Regards,

Frozen Igloo Guy