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Feliz Mendelssohn was a German composer, and one of the most popular composers of the Romantic era. This grade 2-3 duet collection is fun to play and will provide educationally interesting tunes for s...

This simple theme by Gabriel Faure is arranged for flute duet with piano accompaniment. Key signature and numerous accidentals will provide a worthy challenge for grade 3 musicians.

Written by Domenico Mancinelli in the second half of the 18th century, these duets incorporate tuneful melodies, traditional harmonies, and a certain rhythmic vitality. The fact that they are also his...

The fourth movement of Friedrich Kuhlau's Grand Trio, Op. 90, first published in 1828, is arranged here for grade 6 flute trios. This challenging piece starts in B minor, then switches to B major near...

Arranged for three flutes, this classic piece by Rimsky-Korskov is certain to be a big hit with audiences. In the arranger's own words, flautists will have fun because Flight Fits Flutes!

These diverse titles present a variety of melodic, technical, and rhythmic opportunities and displays the colors of the flute in the low, middle and upper registers. All parts have an opportunity to p...

Set in the form of a passionate Spanish dance, this famous aria from Bizet's Carmen adapts beautifully for flutes since all figures must be played with a light touch to be effective. A modulation at t...

Flutists will love this expressive version of Bach's beautiful piece from his Orchestral Suite No. 3.

This well-known Tschaikowsky melody will add rhythmic variety and a sense of mystery to your flute ensemble repertoire.

This classic piece makes for refreshing new programming at the grade 4 level. Arranger Halferty passes the melodic and accompanying material to each musician throughout this selection, thereby ensurin...

Although originally named the Infernal Galop from Act II, Scene 2 of Jacques Offenbach's operetta of 1858, Orpheus In The Underworld, this theme has become widely known as the high-kicking Can Can dan...

The astounding popularity of the only canon Pachelbel ever wrote rests upon its melodic beauty, harmonic clarity, and steady pulse. In this straightforward setting all players have equally vital roles...