Wedding Flute

By Katherine Brookes

 

Wedding Flute

Just the right music for just the right occasion

 

CD Available now at just £7.99

 

Featuring 12 Classical favourites, arranged for the flute by Katherine Brookes, including:

Bridal March from ‘Lohengrin’ by Wagner, Finale from ‘Fireworks Music’ by Handel, Ave Maria by Schubert, Ave Verum Corpus by Mozart, Poem by Fibich, Air from ‘Suite No 3 in D’ by Bach, Gavotte from ‘5th French Suite’ by Bach, Panis Angelicus by Franck, On Wings of Song by Mendelssohn, Meditation from ‘Thais’ by Massenet & Te Deum Prelude by Charpentier.

 

All flute tracks are performed by Katherine Brookes

 

To listen to Ave Verum, from the album, please click on the link on the home page.

 

 

Katherine Brookes©2008-2010

‘SERENITY’ is a collection of flute and piano pieces to calm and relax.  Katherine recorded it in 2006 to help raise funds for St Peter’s Church Galley Common, and ALL proceeds from this CD go to St Peter’s.

 

This is a place close to Katherine’s heart, as she has been organist at St Peter’s since she was 12 years old.  

 

The church was saved thanks to an English Heritage grant. It is unique, and has links to the Arts and Crafts movement. St Peter’s  is open to the public on the 1st and 3rd Saturday’s of the month, and the second Tuesday, from March to October.

CD’s & Albums

To hear examples of Katherine’s work go

to the ‘Composing & Arranging’ page

Katherine Brookes

Pianist, Flautist, Singer Composer/Arranger

‘CREATURAMA LEGENDS’ SOUNDTRACK

A specially commissioned soundtrack to accompany the ‘Creaturama Myth and Legend’ Exhibition which appeared at Stratford Armouries, Stratford-upon-Avon, during 2009.  An album of atmospheric music influenced by the myths and legends of the Greeks, Romans, Native Americans and African cultures along with British Folklore surrounding Jack Frost and Cornish Piskies.  To hear excerpts from this album, please click here to be taken to the ‘Composing and Arranging’ page.

To purchase this album please contact anthony@creaturama.com.

First Arabesque by Debussy from ‘Serenity’