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-65%Mozart Abduction from the Seraglio (Die Entfuhrung Aus Dem Serail) Selections for 2 flutes—
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A selection of scenes from Mozart's popular comic opera. Includes arrangements of the opera's most beautiful melodies.
“The music from Abduction is likely to be less familiar to most people than that of other Mozart operas, but this set provides a few recognizable tunes...Technical challenges are limited and contained, making this an appropriate book to use for sight-reading and intepretation practice for high school students and a great way to introduce Mozart's work to students before tackling the concertos.”--The Flutist Quarterly
“The music from Abduction is likely to be less familiar to most people than that of other Mozart operas, but this set provides a few recognizable tunes...Technical challenges are limited and contained, making this an appropriate book to use for sight-reading and intepretation practice for high school students and a great way to introduce Mozart's work to students before tackling the concertos.”--The Flutist Quarterly
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A selection of scenes from Mozart's popular comic opera. Includes arrangements of the opera's most beautiful melodies.
“The music from Abduction is likely to be less familiar to most people than that of other Mozart operas, but this set provides a few recognizable tunes...Technical challenges are limited and contained, making this an appropriate book to use for sight-reading and intepretation practice for high school students and a great way to introduce Mozart's work to students before tackling the concertos.”--The Flutist Quarterly
“The music from Abduction is likely to be less familiar to most people than that of other Mozart operas, but this set provides a few recognizable tunes...Technical challenges are limited and contained, making this an appropriate book to use for sight-reading and intepretation practice for high school students and a great way to introduce Mozart's work to students before tackling the concertos.”--The Flutist Quarterly
