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...and flute four the easiest (about grade 3). Includes the famous flute feature, the Danses des Mirlitions. Flute Choir/Ensemble Piccolo, optional G treble, 4 flutes, alto flute, bass flute,... -
...contrabass, contra-alto and even sub contrabass flutes. All instruments have interesting but playable parts – flute 1 goes up to top A while flute 4 is about grade 3 standard.... -
...their repertoire; the inclusion of the largest members of the flute family gives a depth and richness to the chords that is in credible. Suitable for players of Grade 4... -
...G minor. Scherzando – a playful movement, sounding almost like a nursery rhyme in places leading to a rousing finish. Equal interest in all parts, about Grade 4/5 standard upwards.... -
...bells pealing out. Using a wide range of keys but not excessively difficult, players from grade 4 upwards should be able to approach this piece succesfully. Listen to Fluten I... -
...lower parts) and with some very complex time signatures to handle, this is one for the expert flute choirs to really get their teeth into! Approximately grade 6 standard upwards.... -
...original flute part as a solo line, with the accompaniment being taken by the low flutes. The solo is approximately grade 7, with the accompaniment parts being very straightforward. ... -
...simple, ranging from about grade 4 to 6 in standard. Just a beautiful as the original, with a mournful opening section that is transformed into an exuberant romp showing the...
