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What Child Is This?
A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. This piece begins in a plaintive manner and in turn is joined by the soloist in an extraneous Celtic-like statement. The piece continues in a somewhat straight forward manner of the tune, again in a Celtic-like style. The rest of the piece continues constantly weaving in and out and around the embellished melody until it concludes with one final statement coming to rest.
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Two For Easter (C Instruments- flute, oboe, etc.)
Unacc. Duets of Easter, used interchangeably with other keyed instruments in the “Two For Easter” series
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Play Bach- Flute
With CD accompaniment: Air, Minuet, Ave Maria, Arioso, Chorale, Bist Du beir mir, Schafe…, Jesu Joy Of Man’s Desiring and Bach’s bio sketch; acc include organ, harpsichord & cello
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Redeemed
This is a flute solo with piano exudes a continual elegance with its rather simple flow and yet has meaningful embellishment to add polish to the texture. It ends with a punctuation of joy.
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God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
A flute solo with piano presents itself with a sense of flair- much in a rhapsodic fashion. It has continual embellishment of the theme. Very merry! Very joyful!
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Sing, We Now Of Christmas
This beautiful Christmas carol has been a source of inspiration since the late 15th Century. Originally called ‘Noel Nouvelet’, it became a worldwide favorite early in the 17th century and has remained popular ever since. While retaining all of the
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Blessed Assurance
Back in 1873, “Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp (Phoebe) composed a melody and played it over to me two or three times on the piano. She then asked what it said. Fanny Crosby replied, “Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine!” These words became the tune’s inspiration.
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