Flute Solos from the Paris Conservatory by Martha Rearick

[jazzyema]

Hi,
I am trying to find any of the pieces from this book to listen to and can't find any recordings online or on itunes. Any idea where to find them? I have a hard time believing they've never been recorded.
Thanks,
Ema

List of the songs:

Souvenir De Theatre Italien - Composer: Jean-Louis Tulou
Romanza - Composer: Joseph-Henri Altes - From: "Op. 33, No. 1"
Canzonetta - Composer: Rene De Boisdeffre - From: "Op. 39, No. 8"
Lamento - Composer: Victor Alphonse Duvernoy - From: "Deux Morceaux, Op. 41, No. 1"
Intermezzo - Composer: Victor-Alphonse Duvernoy - From: "Deux Morceaux"
Tityre - Composer: Theodore Dubois - From: "Poemes Virgiliens"
Troisieme Piece - Composer: Emile Pessard - From: "Op. 28"
Quatrieme Piece - Composer: Emile Pessard - From: "Op. 75"
Scherzo - Composer: Charles Edward Lefebvre - From: "Op. 72, No. 2"
Reverie-Caprice - Composer: Adolphe Hennebains
Premiere Romance - Composer: Xavier Leroux
Deuxieme Romance - Composer: Xavier Leroux
Barcarolle - Composer: Alphonse Catherine
Serenade Melancolique - Composer: Alphonse Catherine
Scherzetto-Valse - Composer: Georges Guiraud - From: "Legende Et Danse Slaves"
Reverie Tendre - Composer: Georges Guiraud - From: "Legende Et Danse Slaves"
Legende Et Danse Slaves - Composer: Georges Guiraud

[Sabbath]

Unfortunately I believe that what you say it is true, I also have this book, and have found any recording neither in Youtube nor in Naxos, it happens that these pieces are unpublished (they were between the files of the national library of paris) maybe because of it it does not find even recordings.

You can try to do the midis with some program as Sibelius

[Bo]

Or if you can create *.wav files with Sibelius. They sound better than midi files, but unfortunately I don't think all versions of Sibelius convert scores to proper audio files.