If you are looking for a piece of music and you
can''t find it written specifically for the flute what other instrument would
come the closest? i.e. if you could find music written for______ would that be
playable on the flute. One person I talked with said music for the oboe might be
usable?
what other music?
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AG950Flute
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what other music?
i would agree, the oboe is generally considered the
closest. also violin is pretty close too, but depending on the music you may
have to deal with double or triple stops and the violin can go slightly lower
than the flute. however, there have been pieces that have been transcribed for
flute from violin and arranged in such a way that work really well on flute.
closest. also violin is pretty close too, but depending on the music you may
have to deal with double or triple stops and the violin can go slightly lower
than the flute. however, there have been pieces that have been transcribed for
flute from violin and arranged in such a way that work really well on flute.
Courtney
Morton
Morton
what other music?
[quote] ---------------- On 2/6/2004 5:24:08 PM i
would agree, the oboe is generally considered the closest. also violin is pretty
close too, but depending on the music you may have to deal with double or triple
stops and the violin can go slightly lower than the flute. however, there have
been pieces that have been transcribed for flute from violin and arranged in
such a way that work really well on flute. ---------------- [/quote] Thanks
Courtney.
would agree, the oboe is generally considered the closest. also violin is pretty
close too, but depending on the music you may have to deal with double or triple
stops and the violin can go slightly lower than the flute. however, there have
been pieces that have been transcribed for flute from violin and arranged in
such a way that work really well on flute. ---------------- [/quote] Thanks
Courtney.
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FluterJenn
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what other music?
any C instrument you could probably play as is or
take up an octave.
take up an octave.
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FluteDiddy
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what other music?
I know this question was a while ago but I just
purchased a sheetmusic book and it's for flute or oboe. So my guess would be
oboe is the closest.
purchased a sheetmusic book and it's for flute or oboe. So my guess would be
oboe is the closest.
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fluteluversmom
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what other music?
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days you catch the bus and other days it runs over you.
days you catch the bus and other days it runs over you.
what other music?
oboe, trumpet, and some music has guitar that will
work. I have tried both. For instance, Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin, is
one that I ended up going to the guitar part. I couldn't find the flute part
and then I played it and couldn't figure out the difference in the music of the
guitar and flute on the CD. Like i said oboe, trumpet, and some music that has
guitar, will work for a flute.[:bigsmile:]
work. I have tried both. For instance, Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin, is
one that I ended up going to the guitar part. I couldn't find the flute part
and then I played it and couldn't figure out the difference in the music of the
guitar and flute on the CD. Like i said oboe, trumpet, and some music that has
guitar, will work for a flute.[:bigsmile:]
SaraElizabeth
"I would have to be sick or physically unable, to not play the flute."
"You can
take away my freedom, but you can't take away my music."
"I would have to be sick or physically unable, to not play the flute."
"You can
take away my freedom, but you can't take away my music."