Partitions moyen pour Flûte traversière

Ein musikalisches Märchen für drei Flöten und Sprecher von Xénia Stollár (Text und Musik). Illustrationen von Lászlo Branda - 9 Flötentrios, die durch eine spannende Geschichte zusammengefasst werde...

Carefully selected and edited trios by Gervaise, Praetorius, Quantz, Boismortier, Walkiers and Kummer. Excellent repertoire for any enthusiasts of ensemble playing, or for students of the flute. Edite...

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A wonderful arrangement by Colin Cowles of these two light pieces by Grieg.

Items by Gilbert and Sullivan always go down well at a concert and this lively dance from The Gondoliers is no exception. The bulk of the melody is carried by the first flute allowing the second and t...

David of the White Rock is one of many beautiful melodies to come from Wales - which is sometimes called the Land of Song. It is a plaintive melody but is full of strength. This arrangement for flute...

Handel wrote three suites collectively known as Water Music, which were first performed for King George I of England and his guests as they floated down the Thames River on the royal barge. The Air is...

Everyone knows and loves this most famous of rags by Scott Joplin - the father of ragtime.

The Flute Trio Op. 24 is comprised of six miniatures, hardly any of which last longer than one minute. The composition is highly simplified in nature, pared right down to the bare essentials. A minima...

Cette composition pour trio de flûtes traversières ne fait aucunement référence à la célèbre œuvre de Vivaldi. Dans ses Four Seasons (Quatre saisons), Mario Valsania égrène le changement des sai...

This traditional melody has been cleverly arranged at the grade 3 level by James Christensen. At the age of 25, Sir Harold Boulton (1859-1935) added lyrics to this old Welsh air in 1884. The song then...

This creative original, a longtime favorite with state contest committees, leaves no player in the proverbial back seat as everyone shares lead material. Characterized by a brisk tempo, lyrical phrase...

This spirited south-of-the-border folk tune gets quick attention wherever and whenever it's played. Scored here in 6/8 and 3/4 time, the ensemble shouts 'Ole' at the very end for a fun-loving finish.