SKU: M7.ART-42039

ISBN 9783866420397.

Die Fortsetzung macht das Dutzend voll. Ob alleine, mit Playalong-Begleitung oder im Duett bringen diese sechs Stücke dem fortgeschrittenen Flötisten die wichtigsten Jazzstile nahe. Er erlernt damit mühelos Phrasierung, Rhythmik und Groove des Jazz. Die fantastisch klingenden Playalongs wurden in einer aufwendigen Produktion von einer echten Band eingespielt und bieten ein einzigartiges Mitspielvergnügen. Die verschiedenen Jazz-Stilistiken im relaxten Tempo machen das Erlernen von Grundlagen der Improvisation zum wahren Kinderspiel.

SKU: HL.49032454

ISBN 9790001080323.

In this collection, the British jazz musician Leslie Searle presents his own compositions in a variety of the most common musical styles of modern jazz and dance music. With the accompanying CD containing an audio and play-along version of each piece, you will enjoy listening to the different styles and playing along with the backing tracks recorded live with piano, bass and percussion. Those who want to perform the pieces without CD can use the available accompanying book for the rhythm section which contains accompanying parts for piano, bass and percussion.

SKU: IM.3746

Contents: What Child Is This?, Laudemus Cum Armonia (Let us Praise with Harmony), The Seven Joys of Mary, Personent Hodie (On this Day the Earth Shall Ring), Sweet Was the Song the Virgin Sung, Angelus ad Viginem.

SKU: IM.3865

A charming suite in the Classical style, in five movements: Larghetto, Andante mosso, Tempo di Minue, Andante, Allegro alla Polanese. Includes score and parts.

SKU: PR.114418600

ISBN 9781491111543. UPC: 680160642656.

Telemann for Two Volume I, Fantasias 1-6 arranged for Two FlutesWhat could be more delightful than playing Telemann duets, or playing the Telemann Fantasias? Sharon Sparrow and Jeffery Zook have created a remarkable set of duet adaptations of the Fantasias,sounding as if Telemann himself had composed them as two-part inventions. The original Telemann works are shared between the two players, mixed with counterpoint to enhance the authentic solo works. The result is equally suitable for formal recitals and recreational duet playing! The present publication includes two performance scores of their settings of Fantasias 1-6, with a Volume II to include Fantasias 7-12.______________________________________Text from the scanned back cover:SHARON SPARROW is Assistant Principal Flute of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. She began musical studies on piano at age four, but it was the flute that led her to the Juilliard School for a Bachelor degree with Julius Baker. She received her Master’s degree with Thomas Nyfenger at the Mannes College of Music. Sharon’s professional career began in the Memphis Symphony, followed by tenured positions in the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and Detroit Symphony, and guest positions in the Hong Kong Philharmonic, Baltimore, Chicago, and Pittsburgh Symphonies. In 2016, Presser published her successful audition training book, 6 Weeks to Finals, and she is a much sought after coach for audition candidates across the country, as well as a frequent Master Class clinician at major schools including Boston University and Peabody Conservatory.JEFFERY ZOOK has been a member of the Detroit Symphony since1992. His formal musical studies began at Interlochen and continued at University of Michigan and the Royal Academy of Music in London. His teachers have included William Bennett and Trevor Wye. A prize winner in the NFA Young Artists Competition, Mr. Zook made his solo debut with the Detroit Symphony as a senior in high school, and has since performed all the Vivaldi concerti with them. He has recorded extensively for MusicMinus One and performed frequently at NFA conventions, including the concerto gala in 2017. Mr. Zook has served on the faculty at University of Michigan and Oakland University. In 2002 Zook and Sharon Sparrow founded the Detroit Flute Connection, a series of masterclasses for flutists.

SKU: HH.HH496-FSP

ISBN 9790708185062.

In spite of their drastically reduced instrumental resources, these works are indeed ‘Italian’ concertos, and feature distinguishable solo episodes and ritornellos. As do Boismortier’s other surviving concertos, they provide evidence of the composer’s ingenuity and originality, and his ability to write what are normally largescale instrumental works with the simplest of means.