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Celebration: Interchangeable Woodwind Ensemble Score & Parts

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Celebration: Interchangeable Woodwind Ensemble Score & Parts

By Donald Coakley / arr. David Marlatt

Level: Medium

Item: 81-WWE2856

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Celebration was originally the final movement of Divertimento for Violins and Cellos. This work was a commission for a Suzuki string program in Paris, France. The robust nature of this movement lends itself well to a mixed woodwind ensemble.

PART 1 - Flute, Oboe, Clarinet

PART 2 - Flute, Oboe, Clarinet

PART 3 - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

PART 4 - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, F Horn

PART 5 - Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Baritone Saxophone

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Series: Eighth Note Publications
Publisher: Eighth Note Publications
ISBN10: 1-55473-307-3
ISBN13: 978-1-55473-307-1
UPC: 685462013081
SKU: 81-WWE2856
Instrumentation: Interchangeable Woodwind Ensemble

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Why we love this

The flexible instrumentation means you can pull this out whether you have a full woodwind section or a smaller group with irregular absences. Marlatt's arrangement captures the celebratory energy of the original string finale while sitting squarely in the woodwind idiom, making it genuinely rewarding to rehearse without feeling like a transcription compromise.

What to expect

Festive and spirited, with the kind of forward momentum that keeps audiences engaged. The robust character inherited from its string origins translates into confident, unified sound that woodwinds can attack with genuine conviction.

Who it's for

Medium-level woodwind ensembles looking for concert or contest material with real musical substance and genuine flexibility. Directors managing woodwind rosters with variable instrumentation will appreciate how cleanly the parts accommodate different combinations.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the upper two parts carefully during unison passages so neither the flute nor oboe disappears into the clarinet's register.
  • The rhythmic drive depends on locked eighth-note articulation across the ensemble; mark those tonguing patterns clearly in rehearsal.
  • Use the flexibility to your advantage by doubling thinner parts in a smaller group or adjusting density when certain players are absent.

How to use it

Pair this with a slower woodwind selection for a concert set that showcases your group's range, or use it as a closing festive finale that sends the audience out energized. The contest-appropriate length and difficulty make it reliable for festival scheduling.

Skills your students will build

  • Unified articulation across multiple woodwind colors
  • Balancing independent lines within a blended sonority
  • Reading and executing interchangeable part assignments
  • Maintaining rhythmic integrity in rapid scalar passages
  • Responding to the conductor's shaping of celebratory character

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