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Paderewski’s Minuet is a cheerful and sprightly take on an old dance form. Not in the least Baroque in attitude, the melody is well known to generations of pianists, and arranges gracefully for flute ensemble. It bounces throughout, with a brief smooth interlude, probably to allow the dancers to catch their breaths! There are no technical difficulties, other than avoiding slowing down in sections with trills. It is also a great ending piece to allow an audience to dance out of the hall.
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