Flute & Piano (S)

2 Satze aus dem Karneval der Tiere [2 movements from Carnival of the Animals]

Saint-Saens, C

Contains two -- The Aviary and The Swan -- of the 14 movements in the complete work. [La voliere | Le cygne]

Georges Barrere presents Saint-Saens delicate Air de Ballet for flute and piano. Published by Galaxy Music in conjuction with EC Schirmer.

Airs De Ballet d'Ascanio

Saint-Saens, C

Camille Saint-Saens presents the Airs de Ballet d'Ascanio (Adagio and Variations) for flute and piano.

Concert in G Minor, Op. 33

Saint-Saens, C

Mikhail Nakariakov presents Saint-Saens Concert in G Minor, Op. 33, originally for cello and orchestra but here transcribed for flute and piano.

Duration: 17:20. Includes score and part.

Originally composed for orchestra, Saint-Saens made a version for violin and piano. Durand also asked flute virtuoso Giuseppe Gariboldi to arrange the piece for flute and piano. With an introduction in French and English.

Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso

Of all the solo and concertante works in the violin repertoire, few are as beloved by musicians as Saint-Saëns’ INTRODUCTION AND RONDO CAPRICCIOSO; even as a young student, Jasmine Choi dreamed of performing the work on flute. Today she has performed her transcription with numerous orchestras and pianists around the world, delighted countless YouTube fans, and now you can play her edition. The newly engraved solo part and piano accompaniment are fully compatible with the standard parts as well, and this transcription can be used in orchestral solo appearances.

Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso

Saint-Saens, C

Odelette op. 162

Saint-Saens, C

Romance

Saint-Saens, C

The Romance Op. 37 for flute and piano by Saint-Saen has become a recital favorite for flutists for its lush and lyrical melodic line.

Duration: 6:00. Includes score and part.

Romance op. 37

Saint-Saens, C

Romance op. 37

Saint-Saens, C

Saint-Saens presents the Serenade for flute and piano. In two continuous sections: Allegretto tranquillo and quasi Andante.

The Swan from Carnival of the Animals

Saint-Saens, C

Saint-Saens' famous The Swan, from The Carnival of the Animals, is presented in an elegant arrangement by Stephanie Jutt for flute and piano.

'Camille Saint-Saens had no intention of offering 'The Carnival of the Animals' to the public when he composed the piece early in 1886; he simply thought to provide an entertainment for his friends at Carnival time. Following the first private performance, Saint-Saens old friend and supporter, Franz Liszt, requested that the suite be given again. Thinking the work to be too frivolous to be considered as serious music, Saint-Saens then specifically prohibited further performances, allowing only one piece of the fourteen-section composition to be performed during his lifetime The Swan. On February 26, 1922, a little more than two months after the composer s death, the public premiere took place, and 'The Carnival of the Animals' quickly became one of Saint-Saens most popular works.'

- cpyb.org