Dowani Quz J.J. - Concerto Qv 5 : 174 In G Major - Flute Traversiere Bc
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- A Baroque Repertoire Staple: a piece by Johann Joachim Quantz, a major figure in writing for the transverse flute.
- Clear and Progressive Format: 3 movements with distinct characters to work on style, musicality, and consistency.
- Authentic Instrumentation: transverse flute and basso continuo, ideal for playing as a duo with an accompanist.
- Accessible Level: elementary difficulty, suitable for beginner flutists wishing to approach the Baroque language.
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Summary of This Score
This score for transverse flute and basso continuo highlights Baroque aesthetics through elegant, lyrical, and structured writing, typical of Johann Joachim Quantz. Designed to develop the foundations of stylistic playing, it allows working on articulation, rhythmic placement, and dynamics within an immediately expressive musical framework. Thanks to its elementary level, it serves as an excellent tool to consolidate sight-reading, breath control, and phrasing quality, while discovering interpretative reflexes specific to the Baroque repertoire (momentum, clarity, balance between melodic line and bass).
The progression of the movements offers a complete expressive panorama: a fast movement to gain precision and stability, a slow movement conducive to singing and sound control, followed by a lively conclusion to refine responsiveness and clarity of playing. The whole fits perfectly into a flute lesson, personal practice, or ensemble playing with continuo, emphasizing listening and musical cohesion.
Contents:
1. Allegro assai
2. Arioso e mesto
3. Presto
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Quantz, Johann Joachim | Collection | DOWANI 3 Tempi Play Along |
| Instrumentation | Transverse Flute and basso continuo | Difficulty | Elementary |
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MISSING CD PROBLEM
Good morning Madame, sir,
Following our telephone interview on 21/12/15 where I informed you that the CD accompanying the score “Dowani Quantz J-j - Concerto Qv 5" was missing. Your service reassured me, informing me that this could happen and that I will be given all the information in an email for the return of this item and its refund.
Despite my various orders, this is the first time this has happened so I can only reiterate my trust in Woodbrass.com and thank you for listening and your professionalism.
regards
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Questions frequently asked
What is the required level for Quantz's Concerto QV 5:174?
The indicated difficulty is elementary, with focused work on sight-reading, breath control, and phrasing for the transverse flute.
Which movements are included in this Quantz score?
The content includes three movements: Allegro assai, Arioso e mesto, and Presto.
Is this edition intended for transverse flute with accompaniment?
The indicated instrumentation combines the transverse flute with basso continuo. The melodic line thus fits within the characteristic balance of the Baroque repertoire with continuo.
What does the Allegro assai movement help to develop?
The Allegro assai, the first of the three movements, serves as a practice piece for rhythmic precision and stability. Articulation and timing find an appropriate framework here. The concerto's structure allows these aspects to be addressed within a Baroque stylistic context.
Does the score belong to a play-along collection?
This edition is part of the DOWANI 3 Tempi Play Along collection, as mentioned in the technical specifications.



