Can a Flute Player’s

Repertoire

be Complete

without a

Showpiece from Chopin?

Waltz in C#m – Opus 64, No. 2

Sheet Music for Flute and Piano

 Complete Edition

 

 

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A True Masterpiece

Frederic Chopin’s “Waltz in C# minor,” part of his Opus 64 set, is a beautifully expressive piece for the piano.

Composed in the mid-19th century, this waltz is one of Chopin’s many contributions to the romantic era of classical music. Chopin wrote with a deep understanding of the piano’s capabilities, infusing his works with emotion and nuance.

The waltz’s melancholic yet graceful melody makes it a poignant expression of romantic sentiment.  It’s believed that Chopin composed this waltz during his time in Paris and dedicated it to his beloved, the French writer George Sand.  This piece reflects the composer’s complex emotions and personal experiences.

First performed in Paris, Chopin’s waltz became a staple of his concert repertoire.  Its popularity grew as the romantic style gained prominence in Europe.  While originally composed for piano, it has been transcribed for various instruments, including the flute.

Performances of Chopin’s “Waltz in C#minor” are fitting for formal concerts, recitals, and intimate gatherings.  Its emotive character allows flutists to convey the romantic essence of Chopin’s music, making it suitable for diverse occasions where expressive and lyrical playing is desired.

Arranged for Flute & Piano

Although the piano has all the melody in the original composition, this attractive piece lends itself to expression on a flute.

Our arrangement adds a flute to the stage, thus ensuring that the beauty of Chopin’s music is accessible for flute players and their audiences

The flute has about 80% of the melody; the piano provides rhythm and harmonic accompaniment all the way through, with the melody given to it about 20% of the time.

19 Pages

There are a total of 19 pages in this edition – the flute part is 3 pages, the piano part is 7 pages, the score is 9 pages.

This complete version contains all 128 bars of the original composition, in the same key.  

The playing time is just under 3 minutes.

What you get:

1. Three separate parts of the complete edition as a PDF download  – one part each for the flute and piano,  and a third containing the score (both instruments on the page. This can be useful if either the flutist or  the pianist needs to see what the other is doing);

2. A recording of the whole piece so you can hear how it should sound;

3. A backing track with just the piano, at full tempo,  so you can practise at home;

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the piano  backing.

 

4. A backing track at 80% tempo, so you can practise the more difficult passages at a slower speed.

Unleash the Magic

of Johann Strauss II’s

“Voices of Spring.”

Sheet Music for Flute and Piano

 Complete Edition

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A Flutist’s Dream Come True

Discover the enchanting allure of “Voices of Spring” with our “Complete Edition Sheet Music for Flute and Piano.”

The original full orchestra masterpiece by the renowned composer Johann Strauss II, has become a cherished favorite among audiences worldwide.

This exquisite arrangement offers you the chance to immerse yourself in the timeless melodies and graceful waltz rhythms that have stood the test of time.

Arranged for Flute & Piano

Experience the joy of playing the flute like never before.

Our meticulously notated “Voices of Spring” sheet music allows flute enthusiasts to relish every nuance of this iconic composition. The flute’s melodious voice intertwines seamlessly with the piano, creating a captivating synergy that transports listeners to the heart of a Viennese ballroom.

This complete edition unlocks the full potential of your flute, making it an indispensable addition to your repertoire.

Rekindle the romance of Strauss’s masterpiece and leave your audience spellbound with your performance.

The flute has about 80% of the melody; the piano provides rhythm and harmonic accompaniment all the way through, with the melody given to it about 20% of the time.

40 Pages

There are a total of 40 pages in this edition – the flute part is eight pages, the piano part is 12 pages, the score is 20 pages.

This complete version contains all 342 bars of the original composition, in the same key.  

The playing time is a little over seven minutes.

What you get:

1. Three separate parts of the complete edition as a PDF download  – one part each for the flute and piano,  and a third containing the score (both instruments on the page. This can be useful if either the flutist or  the pianist needs to see what the other is doing);

2. A recording of the whole piece so you can hear how it should sound;

3. A backing track with just the piano, at full tempo,  so you can practise at home;

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the piano  backing.

 

4. A backing track at 80% tempo, so you can practise the more difficult passages at a slower speed.

Look Ma!

No Orchestra!

 

Swan Lake Theme

Sheet Music for Flute and Piano

 Complete Edition

 

 

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A True Masterpiece

Behold the wondrous transformation where the grandeur of an orchestra is distilled into the intimacy of a flute and piano duet!

The iconic “Swan Lake Theme,” a composition that has resonated through the annals of time is now sculpted for the delicate interplay of flute and piano.

This sheet music serves as your guide through this enchanting journey. The Complete Edition, a treasure trove for both flutists and pianists, offers a comprehensive view of the piece’s intricate tapestry. As your fingers grace the flute’s keys and dance across the piano’s ivory, you become the conductor of your own symphony, an orchestra unto yourself.

The resplendent melody of the “Swan Lake Theme” unfurls anew through the lens of the flute and piano. The flute takes on the mantle of the swan, its notes echoing with elegance and grace. Meanwhile, the piano’s harmonies envelop the melody, providing a rich backdrop that mirrors the orchestral landscape.

Through this collaboration, you breathe life into Tchaikovsky’s composition, infusing it with your individuality and interpretation. With every trill, every crescendo, and every heartfelt pause, you become the storyteller of a timeless narrative that traverses the realms of love, magic, and transformation.

The absence of an orchestra is not a limitation but an invitation to explore the essence of the piece in its purest form. The flute and piano partnership delves into the core emotions of the “Swan Lake Theme,” capturing the heartache, the yearning, and the beauty that define this iconic melody.

With the Complete Edition of the sheet music as your guide, you have the privilege of breathing new life into this beloved theme. As you embrace the harmony of the flute and piano, you paint an evocative picture, one that resonates with audiences just as deeply as the orchestral rendition.

So, as you embark on this musical adventure, remember that in the absence of an orchestra, there lies a universe of expression waiting to be unveiled. With your flute and piano in hand, you pay homage to the original while crafting a rendition uniquely your own, a heartfelt celebration of music’s enduring power.

The flute has about 80% of the melody; the piano provides rhythm and harmonic accompaniment all the way through, with the melody given to it about 20% of the time.

13 Pages

There are a total of 13 pages in this edition – the flute part is two pages, the piano part is five pages, the score is six pages.

This complete version contains all 70 bars of the original composition, in the same key.  

The playing time is a little over three and a half minutes.

 

What you get:

1. Three separate parts of the complete edition as a PDF download  – one part each for the flute and piano,  and a third containing the score (both instruments on the page. This can be useful if either the flutist or  the pianist needs to see what the other is doing);

2. A recording of the whole piece so you can hear how it should sound;

3. A backing track with just the piano, at full tempo,  so you can practise at home;

Click the button to hear

the piano  backing.

 

4. A backing track at 80% tempo, so you can practise the more difficult passages at a slower speed;

5. A backing track at 65% tempo, so you can practise the really difficult passages at a slower speed, for example bars 110-120.