Two Flutes at the Opera Book 1

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The tradition of arranging operatic excerpts for two flutes goes back to the eighteenth century; indeed it was sometimes done by the composers themselves to popularise their works, so the genre needs no apology.

Some of these works make very welcome informal concert items. Number 4 is effective on two piccolos, as in the original.

Contents

1. Mozart: La ci darem la mano from Don Giovanni
2. Mozart: From the finale of Act 1 from Cosi fan Tutte
3. Bizet: Overture to Carmen
4. Bizet: Chorus of the Street Boys from Carmen
5. Mozart: Canzona from The Marriage of Figaro
6. Mozart: Non pia Andrai from The Marriage of Figaro
7. Mozart: Papageno's Bell Tune from The Magic Flute
8. Weber: Annchen and Agathe's duet from Der Freischütz
9. Tchaikovsky: Duet from Act 1 of Eugène Onegin
10. Verdi: Romanza from Act 1 of Don Carlos
11. Wagner: O Star of Eve from Tannhäuser
12. Verdi: Brindisi from La Traviata

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