Erik Satie

The first Gymnopedie, a word coined by Satie himself, is perhaps the composer's most recognizable work. The melancholic nature of the melody lends itself well to the sombre sonority of the flute. This...

Flute, Piano

Flute, Piano

Flute, Piano

Mentre viveva in un appartamento non riscaldato e delle dimensioni di uno sgabuzzino (cioè "stanze fredde"), Satie compose queste tre spiritose composizioni, piene di battute umoristiche del composito...

Originally written for piano in 1890, these pieces provide the flute choir with an excellent opportunity to develop good intonation, ensemble balance, and listening skills. Instrumentation: 5 C Flutes...

These pieces were originally scored for piano in 1888. As these melodies have become familiar in recent years, they should be enjoyable for ensembles of all ages. Instrumentation: 5 C Flutes, Alto Flu...

for Flute and Piano. Showing another side of Satie, these pieces are the result of his playing the piano in the cafes of Paris. Delightful additions to any program. Selections include: La Diva de l'Em...

The Three Gymnopedies of French composer Erik Satie were originally published in 1888. The first of the set, arranged here for flute ensemble, has become Satie's most well-known composition.

Arranged by Trevor Wye. Nine of Satie's most popular melodies, including the Gymnopedies and three of the Cinq Grimaces, superbly arranged for the intermediate flautist with piano accompaniment.