Concertino [Soprano Saxophone & Saxophone Ensemble]

For the number of part scores included, please refer to the "Instrumentation Chart" below.

"Concertino for Flute and Orchestra in D major, Op. 107" (French: Concertino pour flûte et orchestre en ré majeur, Op. 107) is a work composed by French composer and pianist Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944). A concertino is a small concerto, an 8-minute piece consisting of a single movement. In the original, the flute plays two beautiful themes, building up to a spectacular climax with modulations and tutti sections. After the solo, a recapitulation appears, and the piece concludes with a Presto coda. In this arrangement, the solo flute is played by a soprano saxophone, and the orchestra by a saxophone orchestra.

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・For this piece, it is possible for multiple people to play the same part. However, when sold, each part score set includes only one copy. If multiple people will be playing the same part, please purchase the necessary number of additional part scores to ensure there are enough for all performers.
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