Preview: Humoresque No.5, A.Dvorak (flute and piano)
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SKU: A0.954344
Composed by Antonin Dvorak. Arranged by Rachel Brown, JCBmusic. Romantic Period. Score and part. 12 pages. Rachel Brown #3068937. Published by Rachel Brown (A0.954344).The longest of the 8 which Dvorak wrote for piano. I've arranged these for flute - the most common piece from the 8 is number 7 - often known as 'The' humoresque. Originally intended to be dances all 8 are full of both passion and dancy fun.
This is one of my personal favourites of the 8 with some wonderful little themes throughout. However - you have to play this with the passion that Dvorak originally intended otherwise the piece will be flat and could feel a little boring to the person playing. This piece goes from ff to pp very quickly and this gives the sudden emotional changes which make this piece truly amazing.
I also have a backing track available here on SMP if you don't have / want an accompanist.
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