SKU: A0.1101941

Chopin believed Opus 10 No 3 to be the most beautiful melody he ever composed. This adaptation has had a change of time signature to match the more modern interpretation and a change of key signature to make it more flute friendly. Much of the pianistic gymnastics have been smoothed out. The players should make great use of Rubato and it is suggested listening to Lang Lang's performance on youtube (www.youtube.com/watch/?v=8yjnLmv1hHU) to capture the style and ambience intended in this arrangement.

SKU: A0.742962

Composed by Ian Deterling. Published by Deterling Music.
Flutes 1-2, Alto Flute, Bass Flute.
Score and Set of parts- 27 pages.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_WTjQRy2R0&feature=youtu.be

SKU: A0.1008892

Abide With Me is a well-known hymn by Henry Francis Lyte, usually set to William Henry Monk's melody Eventide. It is popular across many denominations, and was said to be a favorite of both King George V and Mahatma Gandhi.

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SKU: A0.874242

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfDD17w3-Qw&t=8s

Arranged for piccolo solo with flute choir by Ray-Michael Kauffman . This piece dedicated to the incredible Lish Lindsey, NY/NJ flutist, educator, professor, and friend.

This piece would make a great addition to the flute choir repertoire , as well as featuring a piccolo solo. Every part is challenging but fun and joyful, humorous in nature.

May be played with Fantasy Piece # 2 Humoresque or alone for any concert program.

*****   Also as a program note, Flute # 5 is basically the alto flute in G's part, and made be used if no alto, or for larger ensembles.

** Flute # 6 is Alto in G   and flute # 7 is bass flute in c and can also be used to double for contra bass flute .          https://youtu.be/jfDD17w3-Qw

SKU: A0.829795

On The Florida MPA

If Ye Love Me, by Thomas Tallis, is an English Anthem that was first published in 1560, and perhaps composed circa 1549.

This arrangement for flute quartet can serve as an introduction to your students of music from the Renaissance Period. The polyphony within forces students to listen and count.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bL0WS4fdHE

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SKU: A0.1516105