Rimsky Korsakov - Capprico Espanol for Wind Quintet, 1. Alborada mozart one is struck by the

one is struck by the absolute fresh use of diatonic materials

George Crumb

Movement III: "Song of the Blacksmith"[6]

this movement is a good complement to a fuller wind quintet programme

The bassoon plays Papageno's part while the oboe plays Papagena's part in their original entirety

Rimsky Korsakov - Capprico Espanol for Wind Quintet, 1. Alborada mozart one is struck by theDESCRIPTION The opening movement of Rimsky Korsakov's Capprico Espanol is an exuberant Spanish Dance, that is reminiscent of Spanish tap dance and the sounds of high energy flamenco and castanets. This movement is a showcase for the clarinet to bring out its vibrant and bright tone colours! So go all out to bring out your soloistic flare! The other Wind Quintet players also have to equally if not more energy into the movement to deliver an