What pieces are you learning?

fluterguy · Post by **fluterguy** » Tue May 25, 2010 4:46 pm

fluteguy18 wrote:I do like it quite a bit. I have already learned the Cantabile part, but havent started on the Presto portion. hmmm...... decisions decisions....

in my opinion the cantabile portion of that peice is harder

fluteguy18 · Post by **fluteguy18** » Tue May 25, 2010 5:10 pm

Yeah, that's way old. I ended up not learning the rest of that piece until this semester. I put it away and didn't work on it forever. But when I learned it, it only took me 45 minutes to get the whole thing in my fingers.

My current repertoire: Mozart Concerto in D Major, Jolivet's Chant de Linos (both are for a masterclass workshop with Christina Jennings, Leone Buyse and Jean Ferrandis that I'm doing next week).

I will soon be working up a lot of solo flute pieces and will go 'on tour' to a bunch of retirement homes. I get performance experience and exposure that way. I'm also going to be working up the Ibert Concerto again this summer.

Kleynan · Post by **Kleynan** » Sun Jun 20, 2010 7:39 pm

Im working on Rupi's Dance by Ian Anderson

lianeandflute · Post by **lianeandflute** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 4:45 am

Ilovetheflute wrote: Does anyone in this forum know about the University of Colorado at Boulder. I am going there next year to study with Christina Jennings.

How is that going for you now? Have you started yet?

flutepower · Post by **flutepower** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:08 am

Hey,

I am currently working on Reverie by Claude Debussy
and Piece en forme de Habanera by M. Ravel. I LOVE
de Habanera, but I am just beginning to learn Reverie.
I began yesterday - so far it sounds alful - but the piece is
soooo beautiful!!!
~Melissa

remnantpark · Post by **remnantpark** » Mon Jul 05, 2010 12:28 am

Well it's summer so I've go nothing in my hands really...except for:

Sonata in E Major by Bach
Cantabile et Presto by Enesco, not too hard of a piece and learning on my own, b/c I feel like it, haha.

And I finished Ballade by Perilhou, Fantasie by Faure (for competition, lovely piece but it has its tricks...ugh), and Bach sonata in e minor.

I think I will be starting Concertino by Chaminade very soon. Hopefully Mozart Concerto in G Major or D major. I like the D major better, though. I've got a whole list of pieces I want to start like: Gaubert's Nocturne et Allegro Scherzando, Taffanel's Andante Pastoral et Scherzettino (sp?), and Reinecke's Sonata "Undine"

MissyHPhoenix · Post by **MissyHPhoenix** » Mon Jul 05, 2010 8:48 am

I'm working on the Telemann Fantasies. They are so much fun! I am also working on several Bach Sonatas. I prefer Baroque to anything else, but I'm also playing around with Syrinx. There are few contemporary pieces that I like, but that one is haunting.

foreverflutes · Post by **foreverflutes** » Mon Jul 05, 2010 8:49 am

Hi,

I'm new here so hi eveyone!

I'm learning Mozart's Andante in C and Ian Clake's Sunstreams for a flute course i'm going on in August. So excited!!!

I'm also doing the third movement of Mozart's concerto in G major (defintely recomend it remnantpark and also the D major - i loved the second movement so much it ended up being my GCSE perfomance piece!), Danzi; concerto in D minor, Stamiz; Allegro and loads of other things too! I really like a piece called Summer was in August and Mozart's Rondo in D major that i want to learn next.

I literally started learning Concertino by Charminade yesterday!! It's so much fun to play!

foreverflutes xx

Bo · Post by Bo » Mon Jul 05, 2010 3:39 pm

I am learning the Concertino too right now...