95791
Twenty-Four Exercises
95791
95791
Twenty-Four Exercises Flute scores gallery preview page 1
Twenty-Four Exercises Flute scores gallery preview page 2
Copyright Material for Preview Only - Sheet Music Plus
Twenty-Four Exercises by Karl Joachim Andersen Flute - Sheet Music
Twenty-Four Exercises by Karl Joachim Andersen Flute - Sheet Music page 2

Ships to you

Twenty-Four Exercises For the Flute - in All the Major and Minor Keys by Karl Joachim Andersen Flute - Sheet Music

By Karl Joachim Andersen

Ships in 1 to 2 weeks

Special order item, ships once received from publisher.

Original Price: $12.99

Price: $9.35

You save: $3.64 ~ 28%

WELCOME20 activated

Save 5% when you buy 2 or more copies of this item.

WELCOME20 activated
Get 10% discount with SMP Plus subscription
Share: Mail
/en/product/twenty-four-exercises-95791.html

Details

Chamber Music Flute(s)

SKU: CF.O2949

For the Flute - in All the Major and Minor Keys. Composed by Karl Joachim Andersen. This edition: saddle-wire stitch. Sws. Methods And Studies. With Standard notation. Opus 15. 56 pages. Carl Fischer Music #O2949. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.O2949).

ISBN 9780825824364. UPC: 798408024369. 9 x 12 inches.

Any flutist who is serious about the study of the flute will have at some point encountered the etudes by Joachim Andersen. At the early stages of study, these etudes can feel overwhelming and perhaps beyond the grasp of a young flutist. Part of the obstacle with these etudes is that the student often fails to understand the musical, or expressive, value of these works. While the young student will approach these etudes as technical studies, a more mature flutist will often return to these studies with a deeper appreciation of them as masterpieces of musical expression, and will occasionally even program Andersen Etudes as recital pieces.

Ratings + Reviews

★ Based on 1 Reviews
★
Anonymous
March 24, 2019
Great Book for Advanced Students
Along with other Andersen etudes, this is a fine, but challenging book for advanced flutists. I would only assign it to a student with well-developed technical skills.