"Cantilena" A Modern Lullaby For Flute Choir
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SKU: A0.1122371
Composed by Grant Horsley. Christmas,Classical,Contemporary,Contest,Festival,Folk. 29 pages. Grant Horsley #723530. Published by Grant Horsley (A0.1122371).Ideal for Christmas, Weddings, Concerts etc, Scored for 4 C Flutes, Alto and Bass Flute- (A 6 C Flute version is also available) "Cantilena" from the Italian for lullaby, is a modern type of lullaby in concert F major in triple time. It is not unlike a barcarolle in tempo and mood- although there are elements of folk and romantic ideas present. It is designed to be restful and peaceful- It is in ternary form with a 4 bar intro and a similar outro. Complexity- The range of the flutes are about 2 octaves with nothing higher than a top F. (F6) Rhythmically, it is almost all eighths, quarters, half notes and dotted half notes. I have set it to early intermediate- but not limited here. The whole score is on the youtube link for you to assess suitability. The full score is 10 pages- Parts are 3 and it is just over 4 minutes in length. Price is for the score and full set of parts.
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