Products tagged with 'flute music'

76 Graded Studies for Flute Book Two, selected and edited by Paul Harris and Sally Adams, covers a broad selection of 19th century study repertory, including Baermann, Berr, Demnitz and many others. It follows on directly from the first book, giving an equally broad selection of repertoire. The pieces are selected from the historical repertoire to present playing challenges and new techniques in a specific musical context and arranged in progressive order of difficulty, taking the player through to a Late Intermediate/Advanced standard (Grades 6-8). The studies are arranged in order of increasing difficulty. This book contains exercises 55 to 76, with the earlier pieces to be found in Book One.

A five-volume graded anthology acting as an introduction to flute music of the early- and mid-eighteenth century. Includes pieces by French pioneers La Barre and Hotteterre, and Germans Handel and Bach. Separate continuo part is provided, allowing the bass line to be doubled on cello or viola da gamba, in accordance with standard continuo practice.

Arranged for flute and keyboard by Trevor Wye. Fourteen pieces taken mostly from the harpsichord music of Couperin, making an excellent introduction to the graceful French baroque style and ornamentation.

A collection of twelve accompanied and unaccompanied pieces published by Trinity College London. One piece from the book features on the 2013-2014 Flute Grade 4 syllabus: Doctor O'Neill (Trad.). The non-syllabus pieces are all appropriate to Grade 4 standard and provide a wealth of varied material which is invaluable to any student. Features pieces by composers such as: Cowles, Goddard, Marcello, Mozart, Gurlitt, Faure, Nielsen, Bach-Guonod, Papastavrou, Telemann and Bizet. This book comes complete with piano accompaniment.

Damase: 50 Etudes Faciles Et Progressives - Volume 1 25 Études Pour Flûte

This collection of orchestral solos has a wide application in general teaching, preparing students for orchestral playing in particular orchestral auditions as well as for use in Trinity College London Flute exams at Grades 6-8 . The pieces have been chosen to provide the maximum variety of period and style to give the student a clear idea of the versatility of technique required by the orchestral player.