$25.00
Originally written for flute, violin, and viola during WWI, Max Reger‘s Serenade is a genuine technical and musical challenge for all three flutists in this arrangement.
The two orchestral-type movements (1st and 3rd) are complemented by the religious organ-type music depicted in the 2nd movement. All parts require a certain mastery of the instrument.
Advanced students will find it to be a rewarding piece to add to their studies. Also, it certainly will find its way to become a well-deserved concert piece.
1st Movement
2nd Movement
3rd Movement
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| Tempo | Larghetto (54-66 BPM), Vivace (160-176 BPM), Presto (176-200 BPM) |
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