Woodwind Quintets (flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon)

5th Annual Henri Tomasi International Competition for Woodwind Quintets

Wikipedia entry on "Wind Quintet" - brief history, list of composers, repertoire, prominent quintets, links.

A Survey of Woodwind Quintet Literature - article by Gordon Pugh

On Composing for Woodwind Quintet- article by Zeke Hecker

Annotated Bibliography of Double Wind Quintet Music - by Catherine Gerhart

The Wind Quintet in Canada: Legacy and Promise - article by Drew Stephen

A Survey of Woodwind Quintet Literature - article by Gordon Pugh

The Quintessential Quintet: Using the Woodwind Quintet to Improve Your Instrumental Music Program - a pdf file of a presentation by the Montpelier Wind Quintet at the Midwest Band Clinic in 2003.

Nonstandard Woodwind Quintet Repertoire - a list compiled by Francesca Arnone

Original [Woodwind] Quintet - repertoire list by Mike Slatkin

Woodwind Quintet Repertoire - pdf list by Andrew Brandt in 2000 - 414 pages!

Dissertations

Laing, Millard. “Anton Reicha’s Quintets for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon.” Ed.D. diss., University of Michigan, 1952.

Woodwind Quintet Sheet Music

Check out the free
WWQ scores at freescores.com.

CD ROMs of Horn Music - As long as it lasts... the "Clarinet Institute of Los Angeles" is offering quite the deal(s) on eBay: a CD stuffed with (public domain) horn music for $10 plus $3.85 shipping. Everything is in pdf format - print out whatever you want. A ton of stuff: 23 books of Horn studies (Kopprasch, Kling, Maxime Alphonse, etc), 80 pieces for Horn and Piano (piano parts included) - a lot of standard repertoire and some lesser known stuff, 14 duets for two horns, 6 trios, 23 Horn Quartets, 77 Brass Quartets and 52 pieces of Chamber Music - Mozart Divertimenti, Octets, Strauss Wind ensembles, etc, etc. Have a look as well at their Woodwind Quintet CD ROM - same deal. Similar CD ROM of brass ensemble music available here.

Reicha Quintets - according to Artturi Lehtiö, 6 of the 24 woodwind quintets by Anton Reicha can be found at the University of Rochester research database. You can find other interesting free music there as well if you search.

Lehtiö also says to "look in the
Royal Danish Library for more woodwind quintets. "Just use the search or look through the special themes and repertoire (a link on the left side of the page). You can also find music for different sized horn ensembles there including trios, quartets and sextets by Dauprat."

International Opus offers an unusual assortment of woodwind quintets, with categories including African, Arabic, Asian, Australian, Classical, Latin-American, Operatic transcriptions, and more.

Robert Ostermeyer Musikedition - one of the best publishers of music for horn and anything. High quality sheet music, much of it not easily obtainable elsewhere

Trillenium Music Co. - Not a huge selection, but a handy source for quintets by Reicha, Wilder, and others. A real find.