Par COLERIDGE-TAYLOR SAMUEL. Danse Nègre, from the African Suite by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, arranged for flute choir by Paige Dashner Long. Coleridge spent his childhood in Croydon, Surrey, England, where he studied violin with his grandfather and also sang in the church choir. At 15, he was accepted to the Royal College of Music, where during his second year, he changed his major from violin to composition. At the age of 20, he met the African-American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, who encouraged him to focus on his African heritage. As a result, Coleridge composed his African Suite for piano in 1898, each of the four movements depicting different African experiences. / Date parution : 2022-11-29/ Répertoire / Ensemble de Flûtes

for Flute Trio. Par VALSANIA MARIO. The six rhythmically and harmonically appealing pieces written by the flautist and instructor Mario Valsania are intended for tutors and students in their first year. The method lets students make first steps in ensemble playing and focusses gradually - piece by piece - on special aspects of technique and musical expression. / Niveau : Facile à Intermédiaire / Répertoire / 3 Flûtes Traversières

The Flute in Cuban Popular Music (En La Musica Popular Cubana)Langues: anglais/espagnolTO ALL LOVERS OF CUBAN FLUTE MUSIC(A TODOS LOS AMANTES DE LA FLAUTA CUBANA)This book dedicated to the flute in popular Cuban music is a method in which I have tried to include all the technical and stylistical aspects that are of interest to the musician who wishes to become acquainted with the world of Latin music.On the one hand, the book presents the most important genres of our music where the flute plays an outstanding role as a solo instrument; on the other hand, it introduces the most essential characteristics of the individual genres the flutist should be familiar with when performing Cuban music.This method mainly focusses on technical aspects comprising the knowledge of the clave, articulations, embellishments and the like, presented along with exercises, examples and the analysis of flute solos.I would like to recommend you this book written with deeply-felt dedication by one of Cuba's greatest contemporary flute players. This excellent work, I have had the pleasure of viewing before its publication, has been created by supreme effort by a good friend of mine who I have worked with at work sessions, on stage and in the recording studio for a long time.I hope that this wonderful concept will help to give worldwide publicity to an instrument of fundamental importance to Cuban music of all times. (Orlando Valle 'Maraca')