Grainger - Molly on the Shore for Wind Quintet ragtime this movement is considered so

this movement is considered so difficult that it could not be performed at the work's premiere by the professional wind band that Grainger had chosen

This standard and patriotic American march has been arranged for the Wind Quintet

the contrast between non legato and legato is essential

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This decision to put the flute in its lower register is also made to help ensure that the other woodwinds have a chance to lead the melody as well

Grainger - Molly on the Shore for Wind Quintet ragtime this movement is considered soDESCRIPTION "Molly on the Shore" is a composition by Percy Aldridge Grainger written in 1907 as a birthday gift for his mother. It contains two Irish reels, "Temple Hill" and "Molly on the Shore". This Wind Quintet arrangement is closely modelled after Grainger's own arrangement for Military Band. It is an exuberant piece, although can be very demanding for the Wind Quintet! Have fun with the lively and relentless melodies, as well as cascading