Maria Theresia Von Paradis: Sicilienne: Flute and Accomp.: Instrumental Album

Published in 1924 as 'revised and edited' by violinist Samuel Dushkin Maria Theresia Von Paradis' Sicilienne is the most famous of her works. Dushkin later claimed that he had discovered this piece as a keyboard work and had recast it for violin and piano but it is fairly certain that the piece was in fact composed by Dushkin. However the doubtful parentage of the piece had never dampened its popularity and it is still widely used today. Arranged for Violin or Cello with Piano accompaniment.

Score and Part for Maria Theresia von Paradis' Sicilienne transcribed for Flute and Piano by Pierre Paubon.

Sarah Jeffery, connue dans le monde de la flûte à bec notamment grâce à sa chaîne YouTube Team Recorder , présente dans ce volume ses morceaux préférés pour flûte à bec soprano (ténor) et piano. Des variations sur The Wellerman aux adaptations romantiques et aux compositions modernes, en passant par l'estampie médiévale, les danses de la Renaissance et les mouvements baroques, 14 ?uvres originales et des arrangements de difficulté moyenne garantissent un pur plaisir de jouer. Avec des pistes audio à écouter et à accompagner ainsi que des vidéos avec des informations et des conseils. Photo de couverture par Claudia Hansen.Anon. (Irish Traditional): Dear Irish BoyAnon. (Sea Shanty from New Zealand): The Wellerman (Variations)Anon. (14th Century): EstampieJacob van Eyck (ca. 1590 ? 1657): Doen Daphne (Variations)John Dowland (1563?1623): The Earl of Essex GaillardHenry Purcell (1659?1695): Rondeau (No. 2 from Abdelazar)Michel Blavet (1700?1768): Sonata seconda, 1st and 3rd movements - George Frideric Handel (1685?1759): Voli per l?aria chi può volareJoseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745?1799): Rondo (from: Harpsichord Quartet)Samuel Dushkin (1891?1976) / Maria Theresia von Paradis (1759?1824): SicilienneClara Schumann (1819?1896): Ich stand in dunklen TräumenVittorio Monti (1868?1922) CzárdásBarbara Heller (*1936) Water Lily (from: Musical Flowers)Victor Alcantára (*1975): Invisible Poem (extracts) / Flûte à bec / Schott