Flute Solos for Worship
Arranged with Keyboard Accompaniment
By Brant Adams

I ordered this item back in the beginning of February and I just got it today at the end of March. I don't have the flute parts by itself or the accompaniment CD that was promised with this book. I'm sure the music in the book is fine...

, but I wish I had a better experience of getting my order on time. You're most likely better off buying digital versions. 😒

I purchased this volume 1 to play during the covid outbreak for my own enjoyment, as I could no longer play at church. I love it! The arrangements are great; for a flute player, they are flutabulous. Every congregation and experience is different; having said that, I know our Catholic...

congregation would love these. Our Lord loves that we praise him through music. These arrangements are not sight-readable with the piano. They will take work on both parts. Mr. Adams, thank you!

I've only played one solo from this book. The pcs are too showy for church (my opinion) and I was mortified to discover my pianist had 14 pages of music to deal with!

I play many church dates each year from Hawaii to Germany and am always looking for new fresh arrangements. I found these arrangements to be fresh and quite modern sounding - equally suited to either a traditional or contemporary service. I have been doing arrangements by Brent Olstad for many years...

and since he hasn't done any new one recently, these are a good alternate.

The first time I played the demo online, the hair on my arms stood up. I'm 78 years old and still playing my flute extensively at church--solos, duets, worship ensemble, and other events. Everyone loves the flute, it seems! I play at I suppose a high intermediate to...

low advanced level. I've played a long time and have a lot of books I've accumulated over the years. Just a few of them are suitable. Three things I look for: 1) a compatible skill level, 2) some variety in the harmonies and arrangements, and 3) LENGTH OF THE SONG is a major factor for me. For an Offertory, for example, a 3-minute song is too short.The arrangements and harmonies are just exquisite. There are 3-4 that are long enough for my offering, and the partly contemporary styling is so wonderful. I have to work on these, but again at my age, that's not a bad thing! I have both I and II books. I love them, my music/worship director loves them, and our congregation can't find enough words to express their appreciation.