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Fantasias sheet music for flute or alto flute solo by Georg Philipp Telemann, classical score, easy/intermediate skill level

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Skill Level:	easy/intermediate
Duration:	48' 30"
Note Range:	D4-E6

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Fantasias, 12

by Georg Philipp Telemann for flute or alto flute solo

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(6 user reviews)

"These are lovely pieces for flute, but could also work well for violin, and even viola (transposed). Note--there are another distinct set of 12 Fantasias by Telemann, which are not these, they are for violin." [show more]

About "Fantasias"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for flute or alto flute, "12 Fantasias", New Edition.

Publisher: Virtual Sheet Music

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Instrumentation:

flute or alto flute solo

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

easy/intermediate

Genre:

classical

Key Signatures:

A major, A minor, D major, G minor, C major, D minor, E minor, E major, G major

Time Signatures:

4/4, 3/4

Tempo:

♩=30-190 BPM (real metronome 40-192 BPM)

Duration:

48' 30"

Pages:

38 (actual music: 34 pages)

Note Range:

D4-E6 in concert pitch (G4-A6 in G, actual notation)

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Reviews about Fantasias:

First rate music for flute and recorder by Robin * VSM MEMBER * on June 2019

Hi Fabio,
The music was well edited and a welcome addition to the recorder repertoire. I think that for alto players, it would be a good idea to provide a edition transposed a third higher. The musical material is excellent set of pieces in different keys, which is ideal for improving instrumental technique, especially with octave displacement and thematic variation. Of course, the work is an important work of art in its own right - not just a series of exercises - which makes it even more rewarding to play.

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Could work for violin too! by Cheryl * VSM MEMBER * on November 2018

These are lovely pieces for flute, but could also work well for violin, and even viola (transposed). Note--there are another distinct set of 12 Fantasias by Telemann, which are not these, they are for violin.

standard repertoire for flutes, but not easy by Tamatha * VSM MEMBER * on April 2017

These were written to show off the skill of the player. Only a few movements could be considered "easy" and this is "easy" in the sense of "playable, with practice, by someone who's been studying seriously for a few months." It's a great collection to have in your back pocket, because you can perform them on a moment's notice in almost any situation.

Great solo flute music by Russel on March 2015

These 12 "Fantasias" are great. Not being an "accomplished" flute player these songs challenge my fingers while allowing me to concentrate on tone and style. Great buy.

Wonderful! by pdriely * VSM MEMBER * on March 2009

I love all 12 pieces! Very beautiful, and not hard once you've learned them!

great deal by Dr. Matthew Greenbaum on June 2008

Legible, easy access; score unencumbered by editorial markings (perhaps an Urtext edition?)

I would have liked some information about the edition, source, etc.