with Suggested Chordal Accompaniment. Par BAY WILLIAM. This collection contains 100 favorite gospel songs and hymns for flute and guitar. Inside you will find rousing camp meeting songs, sentimental expressions of a deep-rooted faith, and gospel oriented hymns with an old-time music flavor. In preparing this collection I felt the sincere and solid faith of America's 'revivalist era”, staunchly embedded in the rural and southern regions of America, but also in the dedicated inner city missions founded in sprawling urban centers. These solos will bring joy, exuberance, nostalgia and a renewed sense of commitment to any worship celebration. They serve as a vehicle for and witness to the Christian faith. / Gospel / Recueil / Flûte Traversière et Guitare

Par . The delightful sound of flute and guitar finds Paul Coles inspired both as arranger and composer. In ?Gaelic and British Melodies?, he has explored some of the most popular pieces from these traditions as well as providing ten of his own compositions in the same styles. These will be ideal for school or folk club performances or simply for the sheer pleasure of playing together with a friend. They are suitable for intermediate players. / Date parution : 2022-11-03/ Recueil / Flûte et Guitare

Flute And Guitar Duets For Any Occasion. A unique collection of duets, which will provide a wide ranging selection of high-quality music to flautists and guitarists. Pieces include well-known classics, lesser-known yet captivating pieces and some original compositions. The accompanying recording allows the listeners to hear both parts simultaneously, to facilitate learning the pieces. It also allows for either of the instruments to be turned off completely so that an individual instrumentalist can use the recording as their playing partner. The guitar part for each piece is written in several ways to accommodate players of all abilities. Standard notation is provided for classically trained guitarists, tablature is also provided, and each piece includes simplified chord names along with a suggested strum.

Work for Flute and Guitar commissioned by Clive Conway and Gerald Garcia.Anthony Payne: 'As a passionate Elgarian for most of my musical life I was fascinated by the prospect of writing something which reflected or somehowincorporated his Memorial Chimes written for the Loughborough Carillon a piece moreover which I did not know although I pride myself on an intimate acquaintance with the greater part of his output. My own style is a far cryfrom that of the English late-romantics which I so love but I have recently discovered how to relate to their music in more than just spiritual and emotional particulars and in Spring's Shining Wake I produced a gloss of Delius'In a Summer Garden finding equivalents in my vocabulary for each of that work's procedures somethings approaching the original closely and sometimes shadowing it from afar.p>When I saw the Elgar I immediately realised that thiskind of approach was out of the question. For one thing it is quite a short piece and frankly it is not one of the master's great inspirations. It does however possess one characteristically haunting phrase and I saw how Icould draw it within my own harmonic and textural orbit not the sort of idea to base a work on but a happy little discovery such as one often makes during the course of composing a work.I accordingly set out to write a shorttone poem which somehow draws together the sonorous 'objets trouvés' which float into the mind during intense contemplation of a still landscape memories of the past (the Elgar) intimations of magic in the wind sudden intenseperceptions of the cosmic forces of which we form such an insignificant part ominous vibrations borne on the air from some other existence.

Mauro Giuliani was born in Bisceglie Italy in 1781. He was one of the most famous guitarists and composers in the early 19th century. In 1806 he settled in Vienna where he was celebrated as a virtuoso composer and teacher and stayed there until 1819. Via Venice and Rome he came to Naples where he spent the last five years of his life until he died on the 8th May 1829. From his vast oeuvre comprising about 220 works the two Duets for Flute or Violin and Guitar Op.25 and Op.85 are his key works from the genre that have been most played and recorded.This edition of the Grand Duo Concertant Op.85 for Flute or Violin and Guitar has been editedby Henner Eppel and Volker Höh.The solo flute (or violin) part is also included on a separate insert.

Towards the Night for flute and guitar. Par WESSMAN HARRI. Harri Wessman's Pan and the Nymph Pitys (1979) for flute and guitar bears the first symptoms of his later style, the texture being softly dissonant. In an old mythological dictionary the composer found that Pan had had some love affair with an other nymph than famous Syrinx as well, with Pitys (greek pine-tree). So the listener may think of Pan in the vital A-sections and imagine the nymph in the languishing B-section and coda of the ABA form. Towards the Night (1978) for flute and guitar belongs to Wessman's previous world of tonal entertainment music. It is a melodious ballad, characterized by a short-long rhythm, a lot of seventh and altered chords and a passage, where the guitar takes the leed and plays the melody in tremolo. This product includes a playing score (folder, B4 sized). / Date parution : 2022-05-31/ Répertoire / Flûte Traversière et Guitare

A travers cette partition, Jean-Christophe Rosaz donne à la flûte et son inséparable guitare l'occasion de ' croiser les fers ' mais aussi de créer un espace de liberté où trouver la paix, Dans un langage inscrit dans le courant des musiques d'aujourd'hui, le compositeur livre au ' lecteur-auditeur ' le récit inattendu de notre duo parti en 2010 pour un voyage musical en Israël et Palestine, TEMPO NUEVO Si, au coucher du soleil où silence se fait, on tend l'oreille, on peut percevoir la musique du monde, La ou les musiques du monde proches ou lointaines, Marqué profondément par la découverte de l'ethnomusicologie enseignée par Yvette Grimaud, marchant comme en rêve dans les pas de Zoltan Kodaly et Béla Bartók parcourant les campagnes d'Europe centrale à la rencontre des musiciens pour noter leurs chants, me voici toujours plus loin sur cette voix,C'est ainsi qu'est née l'idée de ' Au désert demeure la paix ' pour flûte et guitare, Cette pièce composée en hommage à la musique israélo-arabe du bassin méditerranéen en utilise certaines bribes de phrases et modes ainsi que la façon de faire sonner instruments à cordes pincées ou ' soufflées, 'Elle se veut aussi, en ces temps ' voilés ', proposer un autre sujet d'échange entre les deux mondes d'ici et là-bas, occident et proche orient, Une toute autre rencontre qui a le désir d'élever un peu le débat et se nourrir des richesses de chaque culture et vision du monde,Cette partition évoque la dissolution d'une certaine violence, derniers échos des tensions de la journée passée (illustrée par les pizz Bartok à la guitare) vers une danse qui, les emportant, réunit les voix de la flûte et de la guitare jusqu'à s'apaiser dans un chant final, Le désert brûlant sous le soleil qui darde ses rayons comme des flèches fait place, à la tombée du jour, à la fraîcheur de la nuit où l'esprit peut se détendre enfin et aspirer à la paix incommensurable du ciel couchant envahi par les étoiles qui apparaissent une à une,JC, Rosaz / Flûte Et Guitare

A Tambourin is a lively dance with two beats. Originally from Provence is was often accompanied by a pipe and a tambourine. Melodic simplicity and poignant rhythm were characteristic features often imitating the hand striking the percussion instrument. They were most popular widespread across France and Europe in the 18th Century this dance often inspired the more sophisticated court composers especially in France. This volume consists of 14 Tambourines by some of the great composers including Philibert de Lavigne Christoph Willibald Gluck Georg Friedrich Handel and Jean-Marie Leclair all arranged for Guitar and Flute by Bent Larsen and Jan Sommer.

Par DYENS ROLAND. Traveling Sonata, comme on peut le supposer d'après le titre, fut composée au hasard de mes voyages (en 2007). Ainsi, chacun des trois mouvements qui la divisent porte le nom de villes du monde plus ou moins célèbres : Bellinzona est le chef lieu de la Suisse italienne (dit aussi Tessin ou Ticino), Mottola est une petite ville italienne de la province de Taranto dans la région de Bari, chef-lieu des Pouilles (Puglie), enfin Ankara est, chacun le sait, la capitale de la Turquie. Trois personnes, de façon indirecte, auront oeuvré pour que cette oeuvre puisse un jour voir le jour : Jean-Louis Jolivet (alors directeur artistique des Editions Henry Lemoine) pour ses encouragements à publier ma première composition 'officielle' pour flûte et guitare, Larry Rawdon (revendeur d'instruments à cordes et violoncelliste américain) pour m'avoir recommandé de l'écrire pour le duo qui en deviendra le dédicataire-commissionaire, enfin Yannick Le Goff, mon vieux compagnon de route flûtiste, dont expertise et oeil de lynx m'ont fait croire que je savais convenablement écrire pour son instrument. Que tous les trois soient ici, de façon égale, chaleureusement remerciés. Roland Dyens, décembre 2009 / classique / Date parution : 2010-03-16/ Répertoire / Flûte Traversière et Guitare