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ADAM WALKER - Flute - Concerto Repertoire AHO Flute Concerto (2002) BACH, J.S Suite No 2 in B minor BMW 1067 BACH, C.P.E Flute Concerto in D Major Flute Concerto in G major H.445 Flute Concerto in d minor H.426 Flute Concerto in A major H.438 BERNSTEIN Halil BEAMISH Callisto BIZET / BORNE Carmen Fantasie BLAVET Concerto in a minor BOULEZ “…explosant-fixe…” CARTER Flute Concerto CHAMINADE Concertino CORIGLIANO Pied Piper Fantasy DEAN, BRETT Siduri Dances DENISOV Flute Concerto FAURÉ Fantasie FRANCAIX Flute Concerto GRIFFES Poem GÓRECKI Concerto-Cantata GUBAIDULINA The Deceitful Face of Hope and Despair HAYDN Flute Concerto in D major Hob. VIIf:1 Flute Concert in D major Hob. VIIf:D1 HÜE Fantasie IBERT Flute Concerto JOLIVET Flute Concerto KHACHATURIAN / RAMPAL Flute Concerto LECLAIR Concerto in C major LIEBERMANN Flute Concerto Op. 39 LIGETI Concerto for Flute and Oboe MARTIN / ANSERMET Ballade for Flute and String Orchestra MERCADANTE Flute Concerto in D Major Flute Concerto in E Major Flute Concerto in e minor MOZART Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major K313 Flute Concerto No. 2 in D Major K314 Concerto for Flute and Harp MESSIAEN Concert a quatre (Concerto for Flute, Piano, Oboe & Cello) NIELSEN Flute Concerto OTAKA Flute Concerto PENDERECKI Concerto for Flute and Chamber Orchestra PINTSCHER Transir for Flute and Chamber Orchestra POULENC / BERKELEY Flute Sonata KEVIN PUTS Flute Concerto (2013) REINECKE Flute Concerto RODRIGO Concierto pastoral ROUSE Flute Concerto KAIJA SAARIAHO Aile du songe (2001) SAINT-SAENS Romance Odelette TAKEMITSU Toward the Sea 2 I Hear the Water Dreaming CARL VINE Concerto for Flute and Strings “Pipe Dreams” VASKS Flute Concerto VIVALDI Concerto in F major Concerto in g minor “La Notte” RV439 Concerto in D Major “Il Gardellino” RV428 Concerto in G Major RV 435 Concerto in F Major RV 434 Concerto in G Major RV 437 HUW WATKINS Flute Concerto (2013) commissioned for Adam Walker JÖRG WIDMANN Flûte en suite for Flute and Orchestra.

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