The Flute in the Attic
20 Short Recital and Study Pieces for the Intermediate Player
Flute - Sheet Music

Chamber Music Flute(s)

SKU: CF.WF166

20 Short Recital and Study Pieces for the Intermediate Player. Composed by John Walker. Edited by Tammy Yonce. SWS. Full score. With Standard notation. 28 pages. Carl Fischer Music #WF166. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.WF166).

ISBN 9780825897559. UPC: 798408097554. 9 x 12 inches.

A curious child climbs up to the attic and discovers a jumble of boxes, trunks, old clothes, and dusty junk. There, a black leather case catches her eye. She pries it open and finds inside an old fluteher grandmothers from high school. Sitting on the floor, she picks up each part and manages to assemble the tarnished instrument. As she blows through it, the flute becomes alive with music. To her delight, she discovers more and more treasures in the attic. Staccato rain plays on the roof just above as she looks through her trove of riches, playing a new melody with each discovery...
A curious child climbs up to the attic and discovers a jumble of boxes, trunks, old clothes, and dusty junk. There, a black leather case catches her eye. She pries it open and finds inside an old flute her grandmothers from high school. Sitting on the floor, she picks up each part and manages to assemble the tarnished instrument. As she blows through it, the flute becomes alive with music. To her delight, she discovers more and more treasures in the attic. Staccato rain plays on the roof just above as she looks through her trove of riches, playing a new melody with each discovery. This set of short recital pieces, arranged by approximate order of difficulty, provides new repertoire and study material for the intermediate level flutist. Special attention is given to letting students experience a wide variety of styles, keys, and imaginative settings, and helping them learn new phrasing, fingerings and articulations.
A curious child climbs up to the attic and discovers a jumble of boxes, trunks, old clothes, and dusty junk. There, a black leather case catches her eye. She pries it open and finds inside an old flutea her grandmotheras from high school. Sitting on the floor, she picks up each part and manages to assemble the tarnished instrument. As she blows through it, the flute becomes alive with music. To her delight, she discovers more and more treasures in the attic. Staccato rain plays on the roof just above as she looks through her trove of riches, playing a new melody with each discovery. This set of short recital pieces, arranged by approximate order of difficulty, provides new repertoire and study material for the intermediate level flutist. Special attention is given to letting students experience a wide variety of styles, keys, and imaginative settings, and helping them learn new phrasing, fingerings and articulations.
A curious child climbs up to the attic and discovers a jumble of boxes, trunks, old clothes, and dusty junk. There, a black leather case catches her eye. She pries it open and finds inside an old flute-- her grandmother's from high school. Sitting on the floor, she picks up each part and manages to assemble the tarnished instrument. As she blows through it, the flute becomes alive with music. To her delight, she discovers more and more treasures in the attic. Staccato rain plays on the roof just above as she looks through her trove of riches, playing a new melody with each discovery. This set of short recital pieces, arranged by approximate order of difficulty, provides new repertoire and study material for the intermediate level flutist. Special attention is given to letting students experience a wide variety of styles, keys, and imaginative settings, and helping them learn new phrasing, fingerings and articulations.
A curious child climbs up to the attic and discovers a jumble of boxes, trunks, old clothes, and dustyjunk. There, a black leather case catches her eye. She pries it open and finds inside an old flute—her grandmother’s from high school. Sitting on the floor, she picks up each part and manages toassemble the tarnished instrument. As she blows through it, the flute becomes alive with music. To herdelight, she discovers more and more treasures in the attic. Staccato rain plays on the roof just above as shelooks through her trove of riches, playing a new melody with each discovery.This set of short recital pieces, arranged by approximate order of difficulty, provides new repertoire andstudy material for the intermediate level flutist. Special attention is given to letting students experience awide variety of styles, keys, and imaginative settings, and helping them learn new phrasing, fingerings andarticulations.