Abridged from BWV 1042 originally for violin, strings, and continuo. Grading is based on the flute part, the other parts are not as difficult. Part 1 - Flute Part 2 - Clarinet or Oboe Part 3 - Bassoon or Clarinet
In the rousing finale of Die Fledermaus, Orlofsky makes a toast to champagne, and the company celebrates (The Champagne song: "Im Feuerstrom der Reben"/"In the fire stream of the grape"). Part 1 - Flute Part 2 - Clarinet Part 3 - Bassoon
Piazzolla composed Oblivion in 1982 for Mario Bellocchio’s film Enrico IV (1984). The protagonist is an actor who suffers a fall and upon regaining consciousness assumes the identity of the character that he was playing, Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor. Part 1 - Soprano Sax (alt. Flute, Alto Flute parts provided) Part 2 - Clarinet in B♭ (alt. A part provided) Part 3 - Bassoon
This aria is one of the shortest of Mozart's operas, lasting just two minutes but it is key to understanding Don Giovanni's character, namely; his taste for the festivities, his desire to seduce and his inexhaustible energy. Part 1 - Flute Part 2 - Clarinet Part 3 - Bassoon
Composer: Bartholomew, GregEnsemble: Woodwind TrioGenre: Modern ClassicalGrade: 3Duration: 1Model: AOS619
The composer writes....Composed in 2014, Voici le Printemps is based on a melody sung by the voyageurs. The voyageurs were French-Canadian men who guided and paddled the canoes of explorers and fur traders from Quebec and Montreal to the regions bordering the Great Lakes and on to the Mackenzie and...
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