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Flute with piano
The work requires flute and piano performers.

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Martin Amlin’s Morceau de Concours is an advanced work for flute and piano with roots in competition repertoire: it was commissioned as the James Pappoutsakis Memorial Flute Competition’s required piece in 1987. Now available in print, the 16-page publication gives flutists and pianists a defined two-player work for advanced performance preparation. Its listed duration is six minutes, allowing room for a substantial flute-and-piano program selection.

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Detail 01
The work requires flute and piano performers.
Detail 02
The publication contains 16 pages.
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It fills an approximately six-minute place in a program.
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No. It is written for flute with piano.
Martin Amlin composed Morceau de Concours.
It is for advanced performers.
The listed duration is six minutes.
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