TANGOS is a rhythmic Latin piece written for flute, piano, violin and cello. Inspired by her residency in Spain, composer... More > Wendy Loomis has created a work that features the continuous pulse of the dance rhythm in two different modalities. This piece is a perfect complement to any program! < Less

SPIRIT JAZZ is a great addition to any program. Composed by Wendy Loomis, this is a short work perfect for any opening or... More > encore. The piece is best for intermediate to professional players as the rhythms may be challenging for the young player. The intertwining of piano and flute melodies creates a wonderful conversation. If you are looking for a chamber work for Flute and Piano, this is one you cannot pass up! < Less

MA’s HANDS is a jazz piece written for flute, piano, and optional drums. Composer Wendy Loomis wrote this work as a... More > dedication to her mother’s strength, artistic ability, and love of jazz rhythms. The piano part provides the solidity while the flute floats above in gentle melodies and the drums unite all in a gentle groove. This is a perfect addition to any program! < Less

SILENCES BETWEEN is a piece written for solo C flute. Inspired by the concept of negative space – where the rests are as... More > powerful as the notes – composer Wendy Loomis has created a work for solo flute that presents the contrast between energetic, atonal passages and spacious, whole note-centered passages. This lyrical piece is a perfect addition to any program! < Less

Written for three C flutes, alto, and bass flute. If your flute choir does not have an alto or bass, C flutes can be used to... More > play alto and bass flute parts. This work was commissioned by Flock of Flutes, directed by Monica Williams.

The concept of the piece is the idea of the sense of innocence present on the days before major disastrous days in history, i.e., what were we all doing on September 10, 2001 – can anyone remember the day before? The dates listed at the end (2013, 2014, 2015, etc.) refer to an optimistic view that the universe as we know it will continue after the various apocalyptic predictions of an end in 2012. < Less

SPIRIT JAZZ is a great addition to any program. Composed by Wendy Loomis, this is a short work perfect for any opening or... More > encore. The piece is best for intermediate to professional players as the rhythms may be challenging for the young player. The intertwining of piano and flute melodies creates a wonderful conversation. If you are looking for a chamber work for Flute and Piano, this is one you cannot pass up! < Less

SILENCES BETWEEN is a piece written for solo C flute. Inspired by the concept of negative space – where the rests are as... More > powerful as the notes – composer Wendy Loomis has created a work for solo flute that presents the contrast between energetic, atonal passages and spacious, whole note-centered passages. This lyrical piece is a perfect addition to any program! < Less

TANGOS is a rhythmic Latin piece written for flute, piano, violin and cello. Inspired by her residency in Spain, composer... More > Wendy Loomis has created a work that features the continuous pulse of the dance rhythm in two different modalities. This piece is a perfect complement to any program! < Less

MA’s HANDS is a jazz piece written for flute, piano, and optional drums. Composer Wendy Loomis wrote this work as a... More > dedication to her mother’s strength, artistic ability, and love of jazz rhythms. The piano part provides the solidity while the flute floats above in gentle melodies and the drums unite all in a gentle groove. This is a perfect addition to any program! < Less

Written for three C flutes, alto, and bass flute. If your flute choir does not have an alto or bass, C flutes can be used to... More > play alto and bass flute parts. This work was commissioned by Flock of Flutes, directed by Monica Williams.

The concept of the piece is the idea of the sense of innocence present on the days before major disastrous days in history, i.e., what were we all doing on September 10, 2001 – can anyone remember the day before? The dates listed at the end (2013, 2014, 2015, etc.) refer to an optimistic view that the universe as we know it will continue after the various apocalyptic predictions of an end in 2012. < Less