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Compositions & Arrangements
by Erin Spencer

I have been arranging music since middle school when I would take my piano books and make band arrangements out of them (nerd alert). I specialize in flute quartets and flute choir pieces. Check out the titles I have available below!

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"Light of the Seven" from Game of Thrones

Commissioned by Dan Parasky, this stirring piece from a pivotal scene in the final season of Game of Thrones will give your audience a glimpse into the Seven Kingdoms.

Final Fantasy Medley

Commissioned by Dan Parasky, this medley of iconic themes from the Final Fantasy franchise is will take your audience on a journey.

Totality

Commissioned by the National Flute Association Low Flutes Committee, this piece was inspired by my awe-inspiring experience of two total eclipses.

Somewhere Bluebirds Fly for Wind Ensemble

Written for the Mile High Freedom Band, the wind ensemble version of "Somewhere Bluebirds Fly" is a powerful addition to a concert.

...still we lean

A musical exploration of longing, set for flute choir. Commissioned by Cassandra Eisenreich and Slippery Rock University.

Somewhere Bluebirds Fly for Chamber Orchestra

The heart-wrenching and moving orchestration of "Somewhere Bluebirds Fly"

Borrowed Earth

Erin Spencer's "Borrowed Earth" for flute quartet is a poignant musical journey that
delves into the relationship between present actions and their impact on future
generations.

Nintendo Medley

Take your audience on a speedrun through some of
the most iconic Nintendo themes.

Skeleton Dance from Disney's "Silly Symphonies"

Perfect for Halloween concerts, this challenging flute choir piece can be performed with or without the video.

Pumpkin Spice Latte

Written by Spencer Studio student 11-year-old Bridget Bartlett, Pumpkin Spice Latte is a delightful duet that captures the cozy essence of autumn.

Lazy Afternoon vs. Water Balloon Fight

A playful and dynamic flute duet for beginners!

Will You Walk in the Woods So Wild?

Step into the enchanting world of Renaissance England with "Will You Walk into the Wood so Wild?", a captivating arrangement by Erin Spencer.

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