"Night-Time in New York"- A Blue Waltz- Flute, Bassoon and Piano.
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SKU: A0.785854
Composed by Grant Horsley. Blues,Contest,Festival,Holiday,Instructional,Wedding. 16 pages. Grant Horsley #6744387. Published by Grant Horsley (A0.785854).Night Time in New York is a short concert piece for Flute, Bassoon and Piano Trio around 4 minutes in length.
It is a gentle romantic waltz which has blues elements It is in ternary form in concert C major-middle section drifts into A flat for a short while before returning. range just over 2 octaves for the instrumental parts
It has 3 sections overall before returning to the opening theme once more at the end-then small coda.
I have set it at Intermediate level but the whole score is on the youtube link below for you to assess suitability.
Should work well for concerts, recitals, productions, weddings, valentines, even has a "Christmas tint". It is something perhaps a little different for the repertoire.
Price is for the Full score and all parts.
N.B. Tenor sax, Alto sax, clarinet and piano, flute choir, clarinet choir and piano solo versions are available.
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