Expand your flute quartet's musical offerings with this expertly crafted score of George Gershwin's renowned "Blues" from "An American in Paris," meticulously adapted by Francesco Leone for intermediate-level players. This edition preserves the emotional depth and intricate details of Gershwin's original masterpiece. The volume offers a complete score that serves as a comprehensive guide for an ensemble comprised of three Soprano flutes and one Alto flute. While the score gives you an overall framework for your ensemble's performance, individual instrumental parts are available separately within the same series. Supplementing this rich offering are extensive annotations about both George Gershwin and "An American in Paris." These invaluable notes are available in a multitude of languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. This multilingual feature enriches both the rehearsal and the performance, providing a deeper understanding of Gershwin's life and artistic intentions. The added context imbues each musical measure with further depth and resonance, creating a more meaningful and engaging performance experience.

Elevate your flute quartet's musical selection with this expertly arranged set of parts for George Gershwin's iconic "Blues" from "An American in Paris." Francesco Leone has meticulously adapted this timeless classic for intermediate-level flutists, capturing the emotional depth and complexity that Gershwin originally infused into the composition. This volume features a comprehensive set of instrumental parts designed for an ensemble configuration of 3 C Flutes and G Alto flutes. To broaden your ensemble's options, this edition also includes a specially crafted part for the C Flute, which serves as an alternative to the Alto Flute part. While this volume contains the complete set of parts for ensemble performance, the full score that offers an overall guide for performance is available separately in the same series. Adding a layer of richness to this offering, the package also contains insightful annotations about George Gershwin and "An American in Paris." These detailed notes are available in multiple languages—English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. This multilingual supplement enriches both the rehearsal process and the performance itself, providing an invaluable contextual backdrop that enhances your understanding of Gershwin's life and creative intent. As a result, each musical measure gains additional depth and resonance, making for a more meaningful and engaging experience.

"Bluin' The Blues" by Henry Ragas, Arranged for Flute Quartet (Early Intermediate Level) by Francesco Leone, is a captivating adaptation of this beloved jazz classic, expertly transcribed for flute players. This arrangement, designed for early intermediate level flutists, provides an engaging opportunity to explore the nuances of jazz music while being perfectly suited to developing technical skills. This arrangement includes a comprehensive SCORE and a set of PARTS (5 in total), specifically crafted for 1-4 C Flutes. Adding to the versatility of this arrangement, there is an included alternative part for a G Alto Flute, offering a substitution for Flute 4. This option allows flute ensembles to add a richer, deeper timbre to the quartet, enhancing the overall sonic palette. An audio demo of this arrangement is available at www.glissato.it, offering a valuable auditory guide. This demo is a great resource for understanding the rhythm, style, and mood of the piece, aiding musicians in their practice sessions and performance preparations. Furthermore, the arrangement is accompanied by a wealth of informative resources. These resources are available in a diverse range of languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. This multilingual support not only makes the piece accessible to a global audience but also provides in-depth insights into the jazz genre, the history of the piece, and its composer, Henry Ragas. Francesco Leone’s arrangement of "Bluin' The Blues" for flute quartet is more than just a musical score; it is a comprehensive package that offers musical enjoyment and educational value. It's an excellent choice for flute quartets seeking to expand their repertoire with a piece that is both musically enriching and historically significant, ideal for early intermediate players keen on exploring the vibrant world of jazz.

"Chimes Blues" by Joe "King" Oliver, beautifully arranged for Flute Quartet (Score), transforms this iconic jazz composition into a delightful piece for flute enthusiasts. This arrangement is specifically designed for four C flutes, capturing the essence of the original blues melody while adapting it for the light, agile sound of flutes, making it a perfect addition to the repertoire of intermediate flute quartets. The SCORE is carefully crafted to ensure that each part contributes to the ensemble's overall texture, allowing the flutists to explore the rhythmic and melodic nuances of early jazz. The arrangement provides a wonderful opportunity for flute players to delve into the jazz genre, offering a fresh perspective on a classic composition. For those seeking to practice or perform this piece, the SET OF PARTS is available separately as part of a series. This ensures that each musician can focus on their individual part, facilitating a cohesive and harmonious ensemble performance. Additionally, this arrangement is accompanied by a comprehensive suite of informative resources, making it an educational as well as a musical journey. Available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese, these resources provide insights into the life of Joe "King" Oliver, the historical context of "Chimes Blues," and the evolution of the jazz movement. This wealth of information enhances the understanding and appreciation of the piece, enriching the overall experience for both performers and audiences. This arrangement of "Chimes Blues" for flute quartet offers a unique opportunity to engage with a seminal jazz work through the medium of the flute, ideal for ensembles looking to expand their musical boundaries and explore the rich heritage of jazz music. - Partition de flûte, Flötennoten, Partitura para flauta, Spartito per flauto, Nuty na flet, Noter for fløyte, Noder til fløjte, Note za flautu -

SCORE - Parts available in the series - "5 Easy Blues" for Flute Quartet + Optional Percussion. Perfect for beginners looking to explore swing rhythms and enjoy ensemble music! Includes: Mama don't Allow – Traditional Burnin’ the iceberg – F. Morton Temptation Blues – J. Oliver Buddy Bolden Blues – F. Morton Dippermouth Blues – J. Oliver To enrich your musical journey, this edition comes with informative cards in nine languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. - quatuor de flûtes, quartetto di flauti, Flötenquartett, cuarteto de flautas, quarteto de flautas, flöjtkvartett, fluitkwartet, fløytekvartett, flöjtkvartett, flöjtkvartett, τετράδα φλάουτων, hupekvartett, cvartet de flaut, флейта квартет, flétnové kvarteto -

Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of early jazz with this exquisite arrangement of "Jelly Roll Blues" by the legendary Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, expertly arranged for Flute Quartet by Francesco Leone. Designed for intermediate-level flutists, this arrangement beautifully captures the spirit of Morton's original composition. About the Composition: "Jelly Roll Blues" holds a significant place in jazz history as one of the earliest published jazz compositions, originally penned in 1915 by Jelly Roll Morton. This piece is celebrated for its infectious rhythms, syncopation, and the seamless fusion of blues and ragtime elements, embodying the essence of early jazz. Arrangement Details: Arranged by: Francesco Leone Instrumentation: Flute Quartet Flute 1 (C Flute) Flute 2 (C Flute) Flute 3 (C Flute) Flute 4 (C Flute) Alternative Part: G Alto Flute (instead of Flute 4) Level: Intermediate Included: Full Score and Parts (5) Features: Authentic Jazz Feel: Francesco Leone's arrangement retains the lively energy and authentic jazz flavor of Morton's original, providing a rich musical experience for both performers and listeners. Intermediate Level: Tailored for intermediate-level flutists, this arrangement strikes a balance between being challenging and accessible, making it ideal for educational use and performances alike. Comprehensive Package: This arrangement includes a full score and individual parts for each member of the quartet, along with an alternative part for G Alto Flute, ensuring flexibility and ease of use during rehearsals and performances. Why Choose This Arrangement? This arrangement is perfect for flute quartets seeking to explore the roots of jazz and enrich their repertoire with a piece that is both historically important and musically delightful. Whether preparing for a concert, a recital, or simply enjoying making music together, "Jelly Roll Blues" arranged by Francesco Leone offers a captivating blend of tradition and innovation. Bring the timeless charm of Jelly Roll Morton's music to your flute quartet and enjoy the unique experience of performing one of jazz's foundational pieces. Get your copy today and start exploring the dynamic world of "Jelly Roll Blues"!

Refine your clarinet ensemble's musical selection with this skillfully arranged score of George Gershwin's renowned "Blues" from "An American in Paris." Specially adapted by Francesco Leone to cater to intermediate-level musicians, this arrangement captures the complex emotional landscape and intricate nuances of the original Gershwin composition. This all-encompassing sheet music package offers five distinct instrumental parts, consisting of three for B-flat Soprano Clarinets and one for Bass Clarinet. For ensembles requiring greater flexibility, an alternate part for E-flat Alto Clarinet is included, which can stand in for the third B-flat Soprano Clarinet. Though this volume contains a complete score to guide your ensemble's performance, individual instrumental parts are separately available in the same series for enhanced customization. An added layer of richness comes in the form of comprehensive notes on both George Gershwin and the specific piece, "An American in Paris." These annotations are available in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. This multilingual feature provides an invaluable global context, deepening your understanding of Gershwin's life, his creative vision, and the piece itself. This extensive multilingual documentation enriches both rehearsal and performance, making each musical moment more nuanced and impactful.