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Spanish Music of Granados and Albeniz
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For flute duet
Título por Autor: Spanish Music of Granados and Albeniz for flute duet
Instrumentação |
Flauta |
Composição para |
Dueto |
Tipo de composição |
Score for two performers |
Arrajador |
John Gibson |
dificuldade |
Advanced |
Music of Granados and Albeniz for flute duet These arrangements of the wonderful Spanish music originally for piano is full of the sounds of Spain! The music is for advanced players. Includes songs by Albeniz (Cadiz, Leyenda, Cuba, and Tango) and Granados (Oriental, Andaluza, Aragonesa, and Asturiana). The audio sample is the flute and clarinet version, but it is similar to this flute duet version.
Reviewed in the September, 2004 issue of THE CLARINET. "Duet playing is one of the great joys of clarinet playing and John Gibson has added another volume of transcriptions of complete pieces to the extensive repertoire he has previously published." "The difficulty varies, but most of the pieces are playable by good high school or university students. They also provide great recreational playing for advanced players and could likely be programmed on recitals." -Joseph Messenger
For flute and clarinet duet
Título por Autor: Spanish Music of Granados and Albeniz for flute and clarinet duet
Instrumentação |
Flauta, Clarinete |
Composição para |
Dueto |
Tipo de composição |
Score for two performers |
Arrajador |
John Gibson |
dificuldade |
Advanced |
Music of Granados and Albeniz for flute and clarinet duet These arrangements of the wonderful Spanish music originally for piano is full of the sounds of Spain! The music is for advanced players. Includes songs by Albeniz (Cadiz, Leyenda, Cuba, and Tango) and Granados (Oriental, Andaluza, Aragonesa, and Asturiana). The audio sample is from "Andaluza".
Reviewed in the September, 2004 issue of THE CLARINET. "Duet playing is one of the great joys of clarinet playing and John Gibson has added another volume of transcriptions of complete pieces to the extensive repertoire he has previously published." "The difficulty varies, but most of the pieces are playable by good high school or university students. They also provide great recreational playing for advanced players and could likely be programmed on recitals." -Joseph Messenger
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