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    24 Studies: for Flute, Op. 15
    24 Studies: for Flute, Op. 15
    24 Studies: for Flute, Op. 15
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    24 Studies: for Flute, Op. 15

    By Joachim Andersen

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    The 24 Etudes by the Danish flutist, conductor and composer Carl Joachim Andersen (1847–1909) cover the whole circle of fifths and would be perfect for both professional players-to-be and ambitious amateurs alike. The wide flow of melody shall encourage the flutists to take a deeper look into the musical structure beyond the skilled manual work.
    This edition contains not only technical and interpretational information on all pieces, but also an index of all studies listed according to their technical focus.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSchott Music
    Release dateAug 15, 2022
    ISBN9783795730208
    24 Studies: for Flute, Op. 15

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