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SKU: A0.1397246
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Arranged by Kent S. Burchill. Chamber,Classical,Contest,Festival,Historic,Traditional. 16 pages. WINDCREST #980561. Published by WINDCREST (A0.1397246).RONDO ALLA TURCA for FLUTE CHOIR - This selection is from one of Mozart's more familiar and popular compositions for Piano, Sonata No. 11. This arrangement features the Flute Choir with the following instrumentation: Part I Soprano Flute, Part II Soprano Flute, Part III Alto Flute, Part IV Alto Flute, and Part V Bass Flute. Various parts should be doubled to achieve the desired balance for your flute choir and to provide a great experience for more players. Written in the Keys of C minor and C Major with a suggested tempo of 120 bpm, and performance duration of about 3 minutes and 40 seconds at that tempo. Difficulty level is about 4.5 on six-point scale.
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