Solo Pieces for the Advanced Flutist: with Piano Accompaniment

Mizzy McCaskill · Dona Gilliam

thg 1 2011 · Mel Bay Publications

Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này

A repertoire collection and piano accompaniment audio for the more advanced flutist. Keyboard accompaniment is included to diverse works such as Diversions on a Prelude (a jazz rendition of Bach's famous Prelude I from The Well Tempered Clavier), Faure's Fantaisie for Flute and Piano, and Sonata in E flat (BWV 1031) by J.S. Bach. Also included is the popular Fantasia No. 2 in A minor for solo flute by Telemann. All of the accompaniments on the play-along online audio are set at a performance tempo and can be used in the practice, studio or recital setting. Includes access to online audio.

Giới thiệu tác giả

Gilliam is an attorney who specializes in the area of entertainment law and intellectual property law (including copyright and multimedia). She has shared her legal expertise through classes in legal aspects of the music business and multimedia law. Dona Gilliam is recognized as a leading writer of flute pedagogy materials. Her Flutist's Companion has become a standard text for the developing player, and her collections of solo materials for the instrument are popular as solo and contest literature. Her works have been featured at the National Flute Association, and by recitalists at contemporary festivals throughout the country. For over 25 years Gilliam has overseen the design, manufacture, and distribution of a six-holed vertical fipple flute (tin whistle) known as the Pocket Companion. The instrument has been distributed internationally and is a favorite of Celtic instrumentalists and classroom teachers alike. Dona continues to promote the whistle as one of the most viable folk instruments of our time. Her numerous classroom and instructional books for the whistle and other folk flutes are published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc. of Pacific, Missouri. Mel Bay Publications is a world-leading publisher of print music in the acoustic and folk tradition. Professor Gilliam received her Bachelor of Music from Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge and her master's in music (Composition) and Juris Doctorate of Law from the University of Kentucky, Lexington.