Barenreiter Schickhardt J.C. Sechs Konzerte Fur Vier Altblockfloten Und BC Heft 1
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Summary of This Score
This separate part is intended for the flutist playing the 4th part within an ensemble. It gathers the necessary material to perform three concertos, with a layout focused on essentials: the flute line, its entrances, breaths, and accompanying passages. The "separate part" format facilitates reading at the stand and allows concentration on rhythmic precision, intonation, and sound blend with the other flutes.
The content covers several keys and colors, making it an excellent practice tool to develop endurance, sound stability, and articulation quality. In an orchestral or ensemble context, Flute 4 often plays a key role in balance and texture: doubling, responses, harmonic reinforcement, or movement support. This score helps you prepare your rehearsals effectively, anticipate dynamic changes, and secure passages where section cohesion is crucial.
Content (original titles):
Separate part for Flute 4
Concerto in C Major
Concerto in D Minor
Concerto in G Major
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | flute (separate part Flute 4) | Genre | classical score (concerto) |
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition suit the 4th alto recorder flute?
The separate part is intended for the 4th flute in a set of four alto recorders with basso continuo.
Which concertos are included in this book?
Three concertos are gathered: Concerto in C major, Concerto in D minor, and Concerto in G major. The book corresponds to the first volume indicated in the title.
Are the other flute parts and basso continuo provided?
The listed content mentions only the separate part for flute 4. The parts for the other three flutes are not listed. No separate basso continuo material is indicated in the description.
Which keys are covered in this 4th flute part?
The indicated keys are C major, D minor, and G major, under the titles C-Dur, d-Moll, and G-Dur.
For what ensemble context is this score intended?
Intended for a set of four alto recorders, this 4th flute part covers doubling functions, harmonic support, and response within the three concertos.
