MAGATAGAN, MICHAEL

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Flute Sheet music ⮞ Flute and Harp ⮞ MICHAEL MAGATAGAN

"Avoiding the Flu(te)!" for Flute & Harp
MICHAEL MAGATAGAN

Flute and Harp

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Composer Publisher	MICHAEL MAGATAGAN (1960 - )
Instrumentation	Flute and Harp
Style	Modern classical
Date	2013
Copyright	Jenne Van Antwerpen and Michael Magatagan © 2013 All rights reserved
Jenne Van Antwerpen and I created this tone poem on the modern flu. Each discreet passage attempts to characterize a phase in the symptomology of the virus: 1. Largo (Feeling fine) 2. Adagio (Starting to feel weird) 3. Moderato (Feeling better again) 4. Adagio (Feeling chilled) 5. Andante (Feeling achy & tired) 6. Adagio (Feeling chilled again) 7. Moderato (Feeling relieved) 8. Adagio (Feeling dizzy) 9. Ending rallentando (Breaking the fever) ...(+) Jenne Van Antwerpen and I created this tone poem on the modern flu. Each discreet passage attempts to characterize a phase in the symptomology of the virus: 1. Largo (Feeling fine) 2. Adagio (Starting to feel weird) 3. Moderato (Feeling better again) 4. Adagio (Feeling chilled) 5. Andante (Feeling achy & tired) 6. Adagio (Feeling chilled again) 7. Moderato (Feeling relieved) 8. Adagio (Feeling dizzy) 9. Ending rallentando (Breaking the fever) 10. Final diminuendo (Feeling great!) This work was created entirely for Flute (by Jenne) and Concert (Pedal) Harp (by Mike).
	Added by magataganm, 19 Feb 2013