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...Not technically challenging, although flute one has some fast tonguing particularly in the finale. Players of grade 4 standard and upwards should be able to gain much from this piece.... -
...four parts. All players take turns to play the tune and the accompaniments. Quite a long arrangement, but it was too good to leave anything out! Approximately grade 4-5 standard.... -
...the set is also in B flat major. All are fast, and require some neat tonguing particularly from flute one. Players of grade 4/5 standard should be able to tackle... -
...A major, flute 1 soars up to top Bflat while the two lower parts have frequent low Cs and Csharps. A nice concert item for players of grade 4-6 standard.... -
...complete. Keys have been kept as close to the originals as possible. Players from Grade 2 upwards should find parts they are able to tackle comfortably. Flexible Flute Quartet... -
...some simple counterpoint building to a magnificent climax in the middle of the piece. Players of grade 3 standard should be able to get a lot out of this piece.... -
...middle two movements, while shorter and slightly easier, need musical handling to bring out all the subtle nuances of the music. Definitely one for Grade 8 players. Flute Choir/Ensemble... -
...Air and Rigaudon. The praelude requires long sections of fast tonguing from all players, and flute one in general needs a player of about grade 8 standard, but the lower...
