 Trio Sonata, two flutes, 'cello, harpsicord |
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| Trio Sonata, two flutes, 'cello, harpsicord |
| flutecake |
 Nov 22 2007, 03:08 PM
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Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 303 Joined: 23-March 07 From: Munich Member No.: 10258  |
A colleague of mine plays the flute and has lessons with the same teacher as me, Mr. Flutecake has a harpsicord, my colleague knows a cellist. The obvious thing seems to be to play a couple of trio sonatas. I've looked in my favourite source (the JustFlutes catalogue) and there are loads of them, all graded at about 4- 6 which should suit us nicely to start with. Now the problem, which one? We're going to ask our teacher for suggestions too, but I wondered if anyone here has any favourites that they would recommend?
Spoilt for choice - what a problem! |
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