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Sunshine is a bright jazz waltz for Flute, Bassoon and Piano. It is in G major in ternary form. The instrumental parts are equally divided and there is a "conversational" type improvisation section in the middle- could be a useful introduction to the style.
The instrumental ranges are around of 2 octaves and it is 3 minutes 10 in length and the full score is 12 pages -Piano pages 5, Flute and Bassoon 3. I have set it to intermediate level. It would work well in a number of situations- concerts, weddings, productions, recitals, graduations or just for fun!
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