| | Classic Festival Solos Volume Two - Piano Accompaniment For Flute - Sheet Music Songbook |
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$7.95, 37 pages, Item number 1701010AP
The
festival
has
come
to
town
and
now
you
are
a
part
of
it.
With
this
fun
book
you
can
recapture
the
feel
of
an
early
festival
and
the
sounds
of
the
music.
The
songs
are
arranged
to
progress
in
difficulty
and
to
be
both
educational
and
fun
to
play.
This
book
contains
the
piano
accompaniments
for
the
flute
solo
book.
Songbook Format: Piano Accompaniment
 This product has a difficulty rating of 5 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
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| Song List For "Classic Festival Solos Volume Two - Piano Accompaniment For Flute" - Sheet Music Songbook | Parade - Composed by: William Billingsley and Richard Hahn - Copyright 1977
Poeme Petite - Composed by: James C. Lewallen - Copyright 1951
Intermezzo - Composed by: Mascagni and Ralph R. Guenther - Copyright 1964
Waltz - Composed by: Tschaikowsky and Ralph R. Guenther - Copyright 1964
Taurus - Composed by: James C. Lewallen - Copyright 1973
Elf Interludes - Composed by: Raymond H. Haan - Copyright 1990
Aries - Composed by: James C. Lewallen - Copyright 1973
Canto Lyric (Song Without Words) - Composed by: Harriet Bolz - Copyright 1986
Adagio - Composed by: Mozart and Don Lentz - Copyright 1941
Offenbach Ballet - Composed by: Jacques Offenbach and Douglas Steensland - Copyright 1971
Hungarian Dance No. 6 - Composed by: J. Brahms and Douglas Steensland - Copyright 1971 |
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