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Transcriptions for flute and piano
- Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713):
I do not like recorders
very much,
but this piece
of music is really
lovely.
With some adaptions
it is possibly to
play this piece
without accompaniment.
- Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741):
- Die vier Jahreszeiten
(the seasons), op. 8
Frühling, Nr. 1
Sommer, Nr. 2
Herbst, Nr. 3
Winter, Nr. 4
G. Schirmer Inc., 48810c-48813c
These are transcriptions
made by Galway
- Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714-1787):
- Dance of the Blessed Spirits
from Orfeo ed Euridice, Act 2
Edition Peters, Nr. 7343
Famous orchestral part in
transcription for
flute and piano.
- Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827):
Originally for flute, violine
and viola, transcribed
and afterwards
edited by Beethoven
himself.
- Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840):
- La Campanella
from Concerto No. 2 in b minor,
opus 7, for violin and
orchestra
International Music Compani, No. 3446
Originally for violine
and orchestra.
- Franz Schubert (1797-1828):
- Sonate a minor, Arpeggione
Zimmermann, ZM 22630
Anthologies for flute and piano
Original music
Anything for service and
to play with orgue.
Lots of music in minor
scales.
- Flute Music by
French Composers,
Schirmer, 2699
Including lots of
important pieces, e.g.: Concertino
by Chaminade, Cantabile et Presto
by Enesco, Fantasie by Faure,
usw.
- Flötenmusik aus
drei Jahrhunderten
Deutscher Verlag für Musik, 32083
- First Repertoire Pieces
for Flute
Boosey & Hawkes
- Salon-Stücke
Edition Kunzelmann, GM 903c
Transcriptions
- Take up the Flute
by Chris Morgan
Repertoire Book 1, Chester Music
Very easy to play,
even the piano accompaniment.
With a music cassette there
Galway
is playing this stuff.
You might know that
from CD or record.
Transcribed by James
Galway, nice music,
partly not so
easy to play.
- In the Pink,
Belwin
Another
Galway-Record in Sheetmusic,
Music from movies by
Mancini for flute
and piano. Including hits like
the theme of Thornbirds
or Pink Panther (Piccolo).
My favorite: Pie in the Face Polka.
Good exercise for
high notes.
- Showpieces
Novello
Just another
Galway product.
Nice and not too
difficult to play:
Haru no umi. Includes
also
the hungarian Doppler-Fantasy.
- The Magic Flute of
James Galway
Novello
- Japanese Melodies
To counterbalance all
of that
Galway
here some edition by
Rampal.
- Da Capo! Encore! Zugabe!
Schott, ED 7909
Starting with Bach
touching Mozart and
ending with Joplin.
Edited by
Peter-Lukas Graf, original works and transcriptions
(e.g.: Türkischer Marsch
).
Last update: 17.02.2010
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