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Winter Concerto from "The Four Seasons" Op. 8, No. 4

by Antonio Vivaldi
Arranged by Bill Hutzel

for 3 c-flutes, alto flute, and bass flute

           
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a sample page of the score

This selection was featured at the 2009 NFA flute convention in New York City.
This is one of the pieces that allowed Flutatious! to be selected from among hundreds of applicants
who auditioned to perform for this prestigious event.
This is a piece that should be included in every groups repertoire.

The Four Seasons, Winter Concerto: "Allegro Non Molto"

The Four Seasons, Winter Concerto: "Largo"

The Four Seasons, Winter Concerto, "Allegro"

The Four Seasons Winter Concerto

Lawn Tennis

by Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
Arranged by Bill Hutzel

for flute choir and piano

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a sample page of the score

Audio samples were provided below with the expressed permission of FLUTATIOUS!.
Please visit their website for bookings and concert schedule.

Lawn Tennis by W.Peterson-Berger, arr. by Bill Hutzel
Lawn Tennis was arranged to accomodate from 3 C-flutes (Trio with piano accompaniment) to 5 or more members
including alto and bass parts. All publications offered may be played with or without piano accompaniment although the Trio arrangement it is recommended that the piano accompaniment be employed. If you decide to buy the flute choir publication (including Score), you will be provided with all parts for either performing this work as a trio, quartet, or ensemble of 5 or more flutes, with or without piano accompaniment depending on how many members are available at time of performance.

Lawn Tennis

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