Boosey & Hawkes WASTALL PETER - FIRST REPERTOIRE PIECES FOR FLUTE

Name: WASTALL PETER - FIRST REPERTOIRE PIECES FOR FLUTE
Brand: Boosey & Hawkes
SKU: 411857
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Essential Information About This Sheet Music
• A progressive collection in 3 parts to explore different styles and characters, from Baroque to salon repertoire.
• A selection of emblematic movements and pieces : Larghetto, Largo, Gavotte, Siciliano, Minuets, Gigue, Berceuse... ideal for enriching one's repertoire.
• Must-know composers gathered in a single volume: Bach, Handel, Telemann, Vivaldi, Satie, Marcello, Veracini, Andersen, Popp...
• Varied content to work on musicality : singing, articulation, dance, breathing, phrasing, and sense of style.

WASTALL PETER - FIRST REPERTOIRE PIECES FOR FLUTE

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Summary of This Sheet Music

This flute sheet music brings together a selection of pieces and excerpts organized into three parts, offering a rich and contrasting musical journey. Part 1 highlights cantabile and elegant pages (Benedetto Marcello, Veracini), while opening up to more singular colors with "Gymnopédie No. 2" by Erik Satie. It also includes dances and typical Baroque movements (Gavotte by Handel, Passepied by Telemann, Vivace by Loeillet, Air by Vivaldi), perfect for refining phrasing, intonation, and ornamentation within a clear stylistic framework.

Part 2 continues the exploration of Baroque language and its forms: Minuet by Telemann, Siciliano and Minuets by J. S. Bach, Gigue by Handel, as well as several Allegro, Adagio, and other sonata movements (Marcello, Bach, Handel, Vivaldi). This arrangement allows alternating dancing pieces and more expressive movements, working on rhythmic stability, articulation, character contrasts, and phrase construction.

Finally, Part 3 broadens the repertoire with later pieces often associated with salon concerts, notably for flute and piano : Popp (Cantilena, Piede), Garibaldi (Duettino), Nicholson (Two Waltzes), Hook (Allegretto), Cole (Canon), and Andersen (Berceuse). An excellent complement to develop tone, expressiveness, legato flexibility, and stylistic elegance, while diversifying atmospheres (romance, waltz, lullaby).

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Publication

Sheet music

Composer	Collective: B. Marcello, E. Satie, F. Veracini, G. F. Handel, G. P. Telemann, J. B. Loeillet, A. Vivaldi, J. S. Bach, W. Popp, G. Garibaldi, C. le Thiere, C. Nicholson, J. Hook, K. R. Cole, J. Andersen	Genre	Classical sheet music (collection)
Instrumentation	Flute

Questions frequently asked

Which musical periods are covered in this flute collection?

The content mainly includes Baroque pieces by Handel, Telemann, Vivaldi, and J. S. Bach, as well as Gymnopédie No. 2 by Erik Satie.

Which composers are featured in Part 1?

Part 1 notably includes pieces by Benedetto Marcello, Francesco Veracini, Erik Satie, Handel, Telemann, Loeillet, and Vivaldi. A Gavotte by Handel and a Passepied by Telemann are also included.

Does the First Repertoire Pieces for Flute collection contain Baroque dances?

Several dances are featured: Minuet and Siciliano by J. S. Bach, Giga by Handel, as well as Minuets by Telemann. These pieces allow exploration of distinct rhythmic characters. Articulation and rhythmic stability are among the technical focuses mentioned.

Are there flute and piano pieces in the third part?

Part 3 expands the program with flute and piano pieces, including Cantilena by Popp, Two Waltzes by Nicholson, and Berceuse by Andersen.

Which technical aspects can be worked on with this flute score?

The collection addresses phrasing and ornamentation through movements such as Loeillet's Vivace and Vivaldi's Air. The salon pieces in Part 3 focus more on legato and expressiveness.