Wind Symphony

Wind symphony, also known as wind ensemble or symphonic winds, is a genre of music performed by a large ensemble composed primarily of woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments. Unlike the traditional symphony orchestra, wind symphonies focus on the broad palette of colors and timbres that wind instruments offer, often emphasizing intricate harmonies and dynamic compositions. This genre is celebrated for its versatility, ranging from adaptations of classical masterpieces to original contemporary works. The repertoire boasts a variety of styles, from the ceremonial and marching tunes reminiscent of military bands, to the complex, expressive pieces that push the boundaries of wind music. Renowned ensembles and composers within this genre, like the Dallas Wind Symphony and Julie Giroux, have significantly contributed to its richness and diversity, showcasing the depth and breadth of sonic possibilities inherent to wind instruments.

British Classical Masterpieces

Edward Elgar•

Gustav Holst•

Frederick Delius•

Ralph Vaughan Williams•

Henry Purcell•

John Field•

Benjamin Britten•

John Rutter•

John Tavener•

William Walton•

Percy Grainger•

Arthur Sullivan•

George Butterworth

Album - 52 Tracks - Released June 10, 2025