New recital music for advanced flutists - Happy Dawn for Flute and Piano

Listen and dream.
Philippa Legge, flute; Frank James, piano
Music notation $5.00 £3.00 €4.20 Audio $0.90 £0.60 €0.84
The flute and piano parts may be bought separately.
Available from usefulmusic.com
Write the cataog# UD489 in the search bar on the upper right-hand side of the home page.

[@gaetanobommarito9736]

if this is for professional flutists, I would do the graduation exam tomorrow

[@inesundantonia9472]

Not it’s not I okay the flute since 4 years and I can play it:)

[@MichaelEavesMusic]

To the composer, thank you for this advanced piece. It has helped me become a better flutist

[@davidlemper3843]

this is literally so pretty

[@grahamlyons8522]

The web site is almost entirely aimed at high school students and adult amateurs learning instruments. Therefore 'advanced' in those contexts.

[@ElmowiththatAK47]

I'm a 7th grade middleschooler and I could play this with no problem.

[@Clark98]

It’s a very pretty melody, but I’m a French horn player that has only learned flute for Class Woodwinds in college and I sightread this whole thing. This is very very beginner. I’d say 9th grade in high school at the very most.

[@MasterDomo]

That’s sight reading. Can you PLAY it the way you sightread it is the question

[@sewitseams5632]

Intermediate level, not advance

[@flutelover8637]

Agreed, try the ibert concerto and then come back to this

[@LS-cx5dg]

thank you so much for this lovely music

[@grahamlyons8522]

Let me hear you play it then!

[@lauraaustinwiley]

Beautiful composition!

[@InsaneDynamics]

I wouldn't call it advanced but its a good upload regardless

[@symphoniacus]

advanced?

[@rudolphmcneill515]

Lovely, lovely piece. I wouldn't consider it advanced though.

[@brilyn5088]

It’s “flautists” I play flute and this is “advanced”? This is easy!

[@grahamlyons8522]

BL: It's sensible to do some research before displaying ignorance publicly.
The Oxford English Dictionary states that the word flutist (1603) is a much older established word than flautist (1860). Since the English term flute is related to the modern French flûte, it follows therefore that the player of that instrument would be a flutist.
Americans say "flutist" and there are 10 times as many flutists in USA than in Britain, where a superfluous "a" has been inserted.

[@disinshizuzokabutterfly6007]

I think the person playing the instrument should be able to choose what they want to be call, flutist, flautist, flute player WHATEVER!!!

[@shor3.s]

Excuse me I AM THE FLUTE

[@grahamlyons8522]

@@shor3.s ?

[@ami2579]

[@duckygoesquackquack848]

my flute teacher is professional so i would consider her advanced and she can play stuff so much harder than this

[@josesolismusic]

THIS is for advanced flutists? Please!

[@beastcast5291]

This is elementary and below average middle school skill range. This is NOT for professionals💀