Partitions musique classique pour flûte

The music for the ballet 'La Peri' was composed by Paul Dukas in 1911 and is considered to be his final published work. He wrote it as a 'Poème dansé en un tableau' (dance poem in one act), and preced...

A delightful arrangement of the Johann Sebastian Bach's well-known Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. Originally arranged for piano by Colleen Adent, this flute choir arrangement by Phyllis Avidan Louke cap...

Part of the KBJ Collection Flute Troupe Series. Nelson Keyes (1928-1987) was born in Oklahoma, educated at the University of Texas, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the University of Sou...

This arrangement features a colorful, yet light accompaniment to this delightful flute solo. A great piece to feature your first chair player or a visiting soloist.

Dance of the Sagin' Cajun is a musical homage to the fabled college music professor, Dr. Lucius Devereaux. Professor Devereaux was a proud man of Arcadian descent who loved teaching his students about...

In 1974, Carl Sagan and Frank Drake sent a message on radio waves to a star in the constellation of Hercules in binary code 'ones' and 'zeros.' The serial scheme has 1679 beats accommodated in 23 x 73...

Composer and conductor, Rubén Flores, was born in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico, and grew up immersed in a deeply musical environment under the influence of the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra. 'Mexico Magico' i...

A brilliant fantasy on Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker, featuring all of our favorite themes from the ballet, set to a joyous Merengue beat. The solo parts, though intended to be performed on the Mexican que...

A playful romp based on DeLaney's original version for Flute and Piano.

An arrangement of Flemish Impressionist composer Lodewijk Mortelmans' most famous work, 'Het Wielewaalt en Leeuwerkt.' Though the title literally translates as 'The Oriole and the Lark,' the more comm...

This work is a jaunt through the classic piano repertoire, with many familiar tunes, such as Chopsticks, Mozart's Rondo alla Turca, Clair de Lune by Debussy, and more! Meant to evoke that long-ago ner...

One of the most haunting pieces ever composed for the piano, here tastefully transcribed (and transposed, thankfully!) for an assortment of low flutes. It should be noted that this version is in the s...

An original work for Low Flute Choir, composed for Peter Sheridan, which shifts through a variety of moods, ranging from haunting and mysterious, to reverent and serene.

A flexible arrangement of The Star Spangled Banner with many different combinations of flutes possible.

The Danse Macabre was originally composed in 1872 for voice and piano. Two years later, Camille Saint-Saëns arranged the song for orchestra. The human voice was 'replaced' here by the solo violin, who...

Premiered during the opening concert at the 2015 National Flute Association convention in Washington DC.

Used as the opening fanfare for the 2015 National Flute Association convention in Washington DC, this work for large flute choir is a joyous celebration of the blooming cherry blossom trees which shed...

Winner of the 2015 National Flute Association Flute Choir Composition Competition, a work in four movements based on original poetry: Dizzy Jig, Lip Gloss, Cat Walk in Syrup, Quicksilver.

A clever adaptation of two 'rooftop'-themed Christmas carols, arranged for the 'basement' flutes.

Pirates' Escapade is a naïve and playful take on the pirate theme, consisting of three movements: Out of the Mist, Over Crest and Glittering Sea, and Plunder and Mutiny.

Premiered at the 2015 National Flute Association Convention in Washington, D.C.

Inspired by the Bellevue (WA) Youth Symphony's programming theme - 'Forgotten Voices', and with the help of a Performance Grant from Women's Philharmonic Advocacy this arrangement was made possible. T...

Boismortier's six concertos for five C flutes are popular among flute choirs, but have lacked piccolo, alto, bass and contrabass parts. Additionally, the lack of dynamic and consistent ornamentation m...

The words for 'Heyr, himna smiður' were written by Kolbeinn Tumason (1173-1208) on the day before he died during the Battle of Víðines. Although at the turn of the 12th century he was one of the most...

From the arranger: 'Inspired by the 'if you don't like it, just wait a few minutes and it'll change,' weather of my native Chicago, I've taken Vivaldi's programmatic concertos The Four Seasons and mas...