Schott Schmitz - Easy Concert Pieces - Flute et Piano
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This collection of flute pieces was born directly from teaching practice: it offers a selected repertoire to support the student's progress while developing listening skills, intonation, breathing, and expressiveness. The content mixes arrangements of classical repertoire and original works by Günther Johannes Schmitz, providing a balance between stylistic landmarks and discovery.
Notably included are arrangements of Erik Satie's first "Gymnopédie" and Edvard Grieg's "Morning," alongside compositions such as "E Shtikl Babier," "Celtic Sibiria," and "Tanz des Schmetterlings" (Dance of the Butterfly). In these pieces, Schmitz explores cross-influences (world music, jazz, impressionism), enabling work on dynamics, articulation, changes of character, and phrasing. Several pieces have also proven successful in the "Jugend musiziert" competition, an asset for those seeking an effective and rewarding musical program.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Erik Satie, Edvard Grieg, Günther Johannes Schmitz | Difficulty | easy to medium |
| Instrumentation | flute | Pages | 64 |
| Genre | collection of flute pieces (arrangements and original works) | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play Easy Concert Pieces for flute?
The collection is indicated as easy to medium level. Its progression is designed to work on intonation, breathing, and expressiveness.
Which works are included in Schott Schmitz - Easy Concert Pieces - Flute and Piano?
The selection includes an arrangement of Erik Satie's first Gymnopédie and Edvard Grieg's Morning. Original pieces by Günther Johannes Schmitz are also featured, including E Shtikl Babier, Celtic Sibiria, and Tanz des Schmetterlings.
Is the piano part detailed in the score?
The title mentions flute and piano, while the technical sheet indicates instrumentation for flute. The description does not specify the content or the presentation of the piano part.
How many pages does this flute collection have?
The book contains 64 pages of sheet music.
Can these Schmitz pieces be used to prepare for a competition?
Several pieces from this collection have been used in the Jugend musiziert competition. The jazz, impressionist, and world music influences allow exploring changes of character and articulation work.
