"Two Flutes (on the loose) In Fujian" is a composition written for two flutes by the American flutist and composer Gary Schocker. The piece was inspired by the traditional music of the Fujian province in China, incorporating elements of Chinese folk melodies and rhythms. The piece features two flutes playing together in harmony, with intricate interweaving lines and rhythmic syncopations. The piece is characterized by its lively energy, colorful harmonies, and playful use of musical motifs. "Two Flutes (on the loose) In Fujian" has become a popular duet among flutists and has been performed by many players around the world.

As of March 27, 2023, a tragic decision was made by the Florida Bandmasters Association, as they have removed Gary Schocker's masterpiece "Two Flutes (on the loose) In Fujian" from their Solo & Ensemble list. This remarkable composition has been unjustly deemed "inappropriate."

It is time to speak out against this decision and demand change. Schocker's work is a testament to his immense talent as a composer and musician. It is unfair to deny future generations of musicians the opportunity to experience the beauty and complexity of this extraordinary piece during the festival.

We must unite and take action to ensure that "Two Flutes (on the loose) In Fujian" is restored to its rightful place on the FBA Solo & Ensemble list. Let us not forget that music has the power to bring people together, to bridge cultural divides, and to inspire creativity and innovation. We must stand up for the freedom of artistic expression and celebrate the diverse voices and perspectives that enrich our world.

Join us in this fight for justice. Let Gary Schocker's voice be heard. Let "Two Flutes (on the loose) In Fujian" continue to inspire and captivate musicians and audiences alike for generations to come.