The Huntsman’s Chorus is a vocal piece from the opera Der Freischütz composed by Carl Maria von Weber.

The opera premiered in Berlin in 1821 and quickly gained popularity across Europe. The Huntsman’s Chorus is sung by a group of hunters celebrating their love for the chase. The piece captures the adventurous and spirited atmosphere of the hunting culture, with its robust melody and energetic rhythms.

Adapted for flute, The Huntsman’s Chorus provides an opportunity for flute players to emulate the grandeur and excitement of the original vocal composition. This piece can be fittingly performed during outdoor concerts, hunting-themed events, or as an expression of the love for nature and the thrill of the chase.