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You might know today's tune from the Rockettes or from one of Harry Connick Jr.'s Christmas albums, but did you know it was a classical piano piece first? Léon Jessel wrote Parade of the Tin Soldiers (sometimes called Parade of the Wooden Soldiers) for piano, then wrote a version for orchestra, and now I've written a version for flute duet!
Want to play this piece with your own flutey friends? Use code ADVENT2023 for 20% off this piece through the end of December!
See you tomorrow!
It’s time for every flute player’s favorite part of the Nutcracker - Dance of the Reed Flutes!
The version I’m playing here is scored for 3 C flutes and alto flute. No low flutes in your ensemble? No problem - this flexible arrangement includes alternate parts if you want to play with 4 C flutes.
Want to play this piece with your own flutey friends? Use code ADVENT2023 for 20% off this piece through the end of December!
See you tomorrow!
Today I'm sharing some classic Christmas music! Cantique do Noël (O Holy Night) was originally composed for soprano and organ and has been performed and recorded in every style you can think of. I've arranged the original version for a flute trio featuring 2 C Flutes and Alto Flute.
Want to play this piece with your own flutey friends? Use code ADVENT2023 for 20% off this piece through the end of December!
See you tomorrow!