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Free music for woodwinds and horns!

Here you can find arrangements (and a few original pieces) by me, Patrick Clements. These largely comprise music for between 8 and 13 wind players and, being a horn player myself, for various combinations of horns. Some pieces exist in more than one orchestration.

I am in the process of uploading my pieces to IMSLP . Uploaded works have an * after their name.

Music can be ordered by e-mail, telephone or post. Details of how to do this can be found on the 'How To Order' page.

Music currently available falls into three categories:

  1. Arrangements for wind ensemble (mainly the standard wind quintet, octet, nonet, double wind quintet). (Some of these have an optional bass part).
  2. Arrangements for 13 players - 12 wind (DWQ + 2 extra horns) and double bass or double bassoon. Note that the bass instruments are generally not interchangeable and the parts are largely written for the string instrument. A few of the arrangements include optional percussion (1 player).
  3. Arrangements and original music for horns.
  4. Music for other combinations including works for flute and oboe with piano.

You can view the full catalogue or just one category. Each piece is listed with composer, title, instrumentation, and maybe a brief description of the work.. To help you choose you can, in many cases, listen to part of the arrangement (synthesised, I'm afraid - apologies if the sound isn't very good).

I have uploaded computer-generated performances of some of the arrangements to Youtube. These can be accessed via my channel.

These works are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
As author of these works, I grant a license for them to be performed anywhere in the world without requiring notification or royalty payments, on condition that they are correctly attributed..

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For enquiries or comments contact Patrick Clements via e-mail: