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I had fun to mix three musical styles remotely related. My idea was to take a classical musical phrase then to reharmonize it to give it jazz or pop colors. Here is for the 'short story'' Alain Lopez

2 Flutes My first Duet for beginners who will be able to tackle, thanks to the melody, the intervals of Thirds, Fourths, Fifths and Sixths with calm and fun, in a different way than running over one's...

4 Flutes

4 Flutes As the light whose reflection in the water is sometimes broken by the waves, I used ascending and descending movement in the melody. The pervasive use of syncopation also enabled me to exacer...

Flute, Piano

Flute, Piano

2 Flutes This short duet, easily usable at the end of a class when 2 students are present, or for auditions to avoid endless ones, can be played from the second year of instrument practice, or faster...

Flute, Piano During the short ternary intro, the two themes are depicted and then immediatly developped in binary with a mix of Jazz and Jazz Rock styles. The 'Twinning' is exploited to make the most...

4 Flutes

3 Flutes

4 Flutes

3 Flutes

An excellent arrangement of this famous piece. A guarantee for a successful concert!

A rythmic composition in which the cells 'quaver / two semiquaver' and ' two semiquaver / quaver ' are like a leitmotiv until the end of the Piece. The numerous triplets are a wink of 'Rhapsody in Blu...

AABA form of Latin music which gives meaning to the work of opposed nuances. On the pedagogical side, some unusual rhythms at this level are proposed.

This composition was created for young musicians (mostly teenagers), and will be played as a pop song. Indeed, its texture (silky and polished) is related to the use of triplets and harmonic series bu...

Easy variations on a famous popular theme. For an auditon or exam on folk songs, and with a piano accompaniement adapted to the young musicians

A little melody on a music box tune, a little twisted; can be played at the end of the first year, beginning of the second. With a little 'slap' at the end.' Cécilia Royer-Cardona