Volume nine of ten in a large collection of arranged hymns, spirituals, and spiritual songs for flute and alto flute duet. Difficulty level: 2+ to 4

List: Shall We Gather At the River, Softly and Tenderly, Soon and Very Soon, Spirit of God,Descend Upon My Heart, Spirit of the Living God, Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus, Take My Life, and Let It Be Consecrated, The Joy of the Lord, The King of Love My Shepherd Is, and The Lord's Prayer

Volume eight of ten in a large collection of arranged hymns, spirituals, and spiritual songs for flute and alto flute duet. Difficulty level: 2+ to 4

List: Parting Hymn, Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow, Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven, Precious Lord, Take My Hand, Rejoice, the Lord Is King, Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart, Rock of Ages, Saviour, Like a Shepherd Lead Us, and Seek Ye First

This is a beautiful, playable arrangement for two flutes. You receive the score, the Flute 1 and the Flute 2 parts. The sound clip is digitally produced.


This arrangement is also part of my book "Flute Duets For Christmas, Vol. II." The Sheet Music Plus Item No. for the book is S0.478445.

This is a beautiful, playable arrangement for two flutes. You receive the score, the Flute 1 and the Flute 2 parts. The sound clip is digitally produced.


This arrangement is also part of my book "Flute Duets For Christmas, Vol. II." The Sheet Music Plus Item No. for the book is S0.478445.

This is a beautiful, playable arrangement for two flutes. You receive the score, the Flute 1 and the Flute 2 parts. The sound clip is digitally produced.


This arrangement is also part of my book "Flute Duets For Christmas, Vol. I." The Sheet Music Plus Item No. for the book is S0.477261.

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This is a beautiful, playable arrangement for two flutes. You receive the score, the Flute 1 and the Flute 2 parts. The sound clip is digitally produced.


This arrangement is also part of my book "Flute Duets For Christmas, Vol. I." The Sheet Music Plus Item No. for the book is S0.477261.

This is a beautiful, playable arrangement for two flutes. You receive the score, the Flute 1 and the Flute 2 parts. The sound clip is digitally produced.


This arrangement is also part of my book "Flute Duets For Christmas, Vol. II." The Sheet Music Plus Item No. for the book is S0.478445.

Three complete Flute Duets or Sonatas and six exceptionally rare individual movements by little known or unknown composers last published in 1760s or earlier. Suitable for teaching eager young players of a range of abilities, and for performance. Good introduction to styles, articulations and ornamentation of that period. Brief history of their discovery and performance guide provided. Companion set to The Phoenix Collection: Rare 18th Century Flute Duets (by Gerard, Blanck, Grizel); SMP Press Item No. SO.1026021).

Set of 6 exceptionally rare Flute Duets or Sonatas by unknown composers last published in 1760s. Suitable for teaching eager young players of a range of abilities and for recitals. Good introduction to styles, articulations and ornamentation in Baroque period. History of their discovery and performance guide provided. .

Spanish Christmas Carol for 2 Flutes

The composer of the song La nana, balada al niño Jesús was José Ramón Gomis, born in Novelda, Alicante;2 the lyrics are by Juan Francisco Muñoz y Pabón. The Society of Spanish Authors published the score in 1904.3

The song was compiled by the musicologist Kurt Schindler in his work "Folk music and poetry of Spain and Portugal",4 as collected by the author in Medinaceli, Soria, around 1930.5 Someone sang the first eight bars of the melody composed by José Ramón Gomis, and some verses of the lyrics.6

The first recordings of the song are from 1931,7 performed by Marcos Redondo for the Casa Odeón, and from 1932,8 performed by Julio Vidal and his group for La voz de su amo.

There is an arrangement of four mixed voices entitled Fuentecilla que corres. It was performed by Eduardo Cifre,9 in 1974 or 75.6 and is very popular among Spanish choirs.