Par PAULET VINCENT. / Niveau : Difficile / contemporain / Répertoire / Flûte Traversière et Piano

pour flûte seule. Par DESPLAT ALEXANDRE. French / Niveau : Avancé / Date parution : 2019-10-31/ Répertoire / Flûte Traversière

Partitions pour flûte solo arrangées par Andy Findon. / Flûte Traversière / Partition

Rising for Flute and String Quartet was commissioned by Backshore Artists Project Inc. on the occasion of Carol Wincenc's 60th birthday; underwritten by a generous grant from Linda and Stuart Nelson.Thefirst performance took place on the 31st March 2010 by Carol Wincenc and the Juilliard String Quartet at the Juilliard School New York NY.A recording by Carol Wincenc with Kevin Lawrence Carolyn Stuart Sheila Browne and Brooks Whitehouse is available on Bridge Records (CD 9373). Duration: ca. 16 minutes.

Autumn What Is Your Plan? for Alto Flute and optional wine glasses by Peter Bruun (2015). Dedicated to Helene Navasse.

Sinfonische Dichtung-A 'symphonic poem' for solo flute accompanied by a full orchestra can be considered unique in the repertoire for the flute. Benoit's Symphonic Poem or Symphonisch Gedicht (Sinfonische Dichtung) is an exciting and challenging piece which has been arranged here for Flute with Piano Reduction by Lucien Vieuxtemps and edited by Werner Richter. This piece is certainly a unique addition to any accomplished flautist’s repertoire.The solo flute part is also included on a separate insert.

Composer's NoteNarcissus wanders through the forest observing enjoying ... unselfconscious but self-absorbed.He sees as pool of water and then as he approaches notices his reflection in the water. He is intrigued and then jumps back in fright. Once more he approaches ... it is still there. Narcissus steps away from the pool to consider this phenomenon. Several times he approaches the figure is always there watching him.In the shimmering sunlight Narcissus seems to see this glorious and attractive being moving in the rippling water. He is dazzled and slowly holds out his arms. To his amazement the figure responds.In awe and wonder Narcissusapproaches closer and closer. With a sudden change of mood Narcissus dances happily and playfully ... the figure echoing him. But then Narcissus begins to question anxiously the lack of any independent response...is he being mocked? He gets more and more aggitated and finally in a fury he rushes headlong into the water to grapple with the figure. The waves surge up and Narcissus is drowned. There is a distant shimmering vision of Narcissus and his reflection. Then in the setting sun the vision disappears the forest is empty and the pool lies undisturbed.Thea Musgrave