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thanks, i went back to the site before you responded and realized that it just wasn't coming up as "Sonata in E Major", so i looked it up by composer and that worked. thank you!

C.P.E. Bach and J.S. Bach both have sonatas in E major, so I'm afraid you'll need to be more specific. However, both appear to be available through fluteworld.com for some reason, i can't seem to find it there. and I meant JS Bach's version. i can't seem to locate any E major sonatas from either of...

i can't find the music to this anywhere. does anyone know where to get it, or have a copy to share? or anything? any help would be SUPER appreciated!

and how do you think excerpts would be for an audition, if there aren't movements, like Movement I, Movement II, but mnore of a change of ideas, and piano interludes?

thanks!

thanks!

i'm going to be auditioning at the end of this august for a college orchestra. i previously practiced up to 3 hours a day, but unfortunately decided to stop practicing about a year ago. i'm starting to practice again to polish up my skills so i can get into the orchestra, so i've been looking at goo...

ideally vibrato should be made through your diaphram. young/beginning flutists tend to use the throat, but you have more control with your diaphragm once you get up to par.

im playing a movement from cpe bach's unaccompanied sonata in a minor. does anyone know if you play the trills and ornaments only on the repeat, or are certain things played both times through? it isn't mentioned, it's part of the bach style though isn't it? thanks