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Flute, Piano - Difficulty: difficult

SKU: HL.50484186

For Flute & Piano. Composed by Sergei Prokofiev. Modern Russian Masterworks. 20th Century. Flute solo book. With solo part, piano accompaniment and introductory text. Op. 94. 64 pages. G. Schirmer #50484186. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50484186).

ISBN 9780634036675. UPC: 073999841862. 9x12 inches. Key: D major. Modern Russian Masterworks.

The Schirmer edition of Prokofiev's Sonata Opus 94 for Flute and Piano is based on previously printed editions and recordings of his Opus 94. This edition retains the solo flute and solo violin parts in the piano score showing the differences made by the composer for both versions of his work.

  • Sonata for Flute and Piano

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Anonymous
March 01, 2014
Great piece, poor edition for the piano
Fantastic piece, which I recommend to all flute and violin players (and to their pianists!). However, this version has a number of missing dynamic markings (making for a painstaking few hours of comparing with other, better editions) and a few crucial missing notes from the piano part. Spring for an older, more accurate copy. It seems many of these new editions aren't very well edited, at least from the piano part's standpoint. Plus, is it too much to ask for measure numbers?