To a wild rose from "Woodland Sketches" by Edward MacDowell Flute Solo - Digital Sheet Music
By Edward MacDowell
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To a wild rose
21915637
21915637
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Flute and piano - easy to intermediate - Digital Download
SKU: S9.Q11836
From "Woodland Sketches". Composed by Edward MacDowell. Arranged by Wolfgang Birtel. This edition: Sheet music. Edition Schott - Single Edition. Score. Op. 51/1. Schott Music - Digital #Q11836. Published by Schott Music - Digital (S9.Q11836).The American composer and pianist Edward MacDowell (1860–1908) is rather unknown around here, even though he had his artistic roots in here: For he was trained as a pianist in Paris, Stuttgart, Wiesbaden, and Frankfurt. After his return to his home country, he worked as a teacher but was also director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra for eight years. During that time (1896) he composed 'Woodland Sketches' Op. 51 which is among the best-known of his piano compositions, especially the opening piece of his musical landscape paintings: 'To a wild rose' which is a simple, yet harmonically spiced melody full of peace and ease, without any technical tricks.
Le compositeur et pianiste américain Edward MacDowell (1860-1908) écrivit en 1896 les "Woodland Sketches" op. 51 qui comptent parmi les plus connues de ses compositions pour piano, en particulier la première pièce de ce paysage musical : "To a wild rose" (À une rose sauvage).
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