Lieurance Woodwind Quintet

The Lieurance Woodwind Quintet is a distinguished ensemble named after Thurlow Lieurance, a notable Kansas composer and historian of American music. Celebrating over six decades of music-making, the quintet is recognized as one of the oldest continuously performing woodwind quintets in the United States. Comprising flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, and bassoon, the group has released albums such as "Music from the Americas" and "Romantic Masterworks," showcasing their versatility and mastery of diverse musical genres. Former members include Frances Shelly on flute and Willa Henigman on oboe.

The quintet's enduring legacy is a testament to their dedication to chamber music and their ongoing contribution to the woodwind quintet repertoire. With a rich history and a strong presence in the musical landscape, the Lieurance Woodwind Quintet continues to delight audiences with their performances and recordings.