The Ugly Duckling
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SKU: A0.985477
Composed by Frank Loesser. Arranged by Louise Braithwaite. Contemporary. Score and parts. 3 pages. Louise Braithwaite #5981729. Published by Louise Braithwaite (A0.985477).A charming concert piece for the flute player accompanied by their teacher or another student on alto flute. Placed in a manageable key for both instruments, this is an ideal piece for school performances and lesson enjoyment. It's also a great choice for those working with elders in care homes and for those with dementia, bringing opportunity to talk about the stories of Hans Christian Andersen which inspired this classic song by Frank Loesser. Professional quality details make this a satisfying arrangement for more advanced players. Louise is a professional oboist with extensive woodwind teaching experience. To learn. more about the arranger and the people who inspire her arrangements, please visit
www.louise-braithwaite.co.uk Enjoy your music.
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