Name: Dancing in the Clouds (Flute and String Trio) by Colin Kirkpatrick Performance Ensemble Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Colin Kirkpatrick Publications
Price: 15.99 USD
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Dancing in the Clouds (Flute and String Trio)
by Colin Kirkpatrick Performance Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Title Dancing in the Clouds (Flute and String Trio)

Artist Colin Kirkpatrick

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Colin Kirkpatrick

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 20

Arrangement Performance Ensemble

Publisher Colin Kirkpatrick Publications

Level 4

Product ID 543432

Genre Concert Holiday Patriotic

Instruments Cello Flute Viola Violin

Product Description

This is an entertaining single-movement quartet scored for flute, violin, viola and cello. With a running time of just two and a half minutes this lively piece is sure to please performers and audiences alike. The original oboe version of this work was first performed at a concert in Bens Theater Jomtien, Thailand by the Salaya Quartet, a distinguished group of musicians who at the time were also section leaders in the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra. The first performance was given by Cooper Wright (oboe); Inga Causa (violin); Dr Danny Keasler (viola) and Martin Szawelski (cello).

Although originally conceived as an encore piece, this lively work will enliven any concert program. Its written in G major with two bright and rhythmic outer sections and a more reflective middle section that briefly gives the melody to the cello. The flute part requires an experienced player. The cello part remains in the bass clef throughout. The score has seven pages and the four instrumental parts have three pages each, with slightly enlarged print to facilitate performance. The score and parts are contained music in a single 20-page PDF file.

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