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Woodwind Titles Not Available for Review EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute 2 Sonatinas After K. 439b(play1)(sonatine I & II) Mozart Flute 3 Fantasies Op. 38 (play 1mvmt.of1 Fantasy)(unacc) Kuhlau Flute Air And Dance Corelli Flute Air De Ballet Lully Flute Air In E Minor Aubert Flute Alla Gitana Dukas Flute Allegretto Op.119, No.1 Godard Flute Amid The Roses Steckmest Flute Andante And Allegro Arnell Flute Andante Cantabile Bach, J.S. Flute Andante In C, Op.86 Mozart Flute Aqrestide Bozza Flute Aria Bozza Flute Aria Ibert Flute Aria, Op. 48, No.1 Dohnanyi Flute Arie From Pimpinone Telemann Flute Ariette En Rondeau Lully Flute Autumn Leaves Weber, C. M. Von Flute Ballade Gee Flute Berceuse Faure Flute Berceuse Poot Flute Berceuse Modale Et Scherzetto Gallet Flute Bilitis Debussy Flute Bolero, Op. 28, No. 2 Pessard Flute Caprice Evans Flute Chanson Triste Kalinnikov Flute Chant de Linos Jolivet Flute Concert Royal No. 4 Couperin Flute Concertino Tomasi EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Concerto Dubois Flute Concerto Gordeli Flute Concerto Ibert Flute Concerto Nielsen Flute Concerto Thomson Flute Concerto In A Major Bach, C. P. E. Flute Concerto In A Minor Blavet Flute Concerto In C Frank Flute Concerto In C Major Bach, C. P. E. Flute Concerto In D Major Stamitz Flute Concerto In D Major Bach, C. P. E. Flute Concerto In D Major, No.7 Quantz Flute Concerto In E Major Vivaldi Flute Concerto In F Tomasi Flute Concerto In G Albinoni Flute Concerto In G Major Tartini Flute Concerto No. 1 In G Major Mozart Flute Concerto No. 2 Jacob Flute Concerto, Op.7, No.3 Albinoni Flute Concertos In A Major Bach, C.P.E. Flute Concertos In B-flat Major Bach, C.P.E. Flute Concertos In D Minor Bach, C.P.E. Flute Contest Sol No.1 Gray Flute Diversion Woodle Flute Divertissement Gallois Flute Eight Pieces Couperin Flute En Faucigny Auclert Flute Encounter And Diversion Hannistan Flute Essay Stuart Flute First Arabesques Debussy EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Flute Piece In Nine Phases Krenek Flute Four Figures In Time Phillips Flute Gavotte From Armide Gluck Flute Gigue Aubert Flute Gigue Corelli Flute Image, Op. 38 Bozza Flute Intermezzo Andersen Flute Intermezzo Bizet Flute Introduction, Theme, And Variation Schubert Flute Italian Concerto Bach, J.S. Flute Jardin De Givre Faubert Flute Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring Bach, J. S. Flute Jeux Ibert Flute Jota Roxlo Flute La Petit Berger Debussy Flute La Plainte, Au Loin Du Faune Dukas Flute Le Merle Noir Messiaen Flute Les Cygnes Busser Flute Les Ecureuils Busser Flute Little Suite Andriessen Flute Minuet In G Bach, J.S. Flute Morning Grieg Flute Nel Cor Piu, Op. 4 (Collection Of Great Sonatas) Boehm Flute Night Gypsy Sumerlin Flute Nocturnal Eclipse (unacc.) Pappas Flute Partita In C Minor Bach, J.S. Flute Passacaille, Op. 36 Rhene Flute Pastorale Campbell Flute Pastorale Dances Hoiby Flute Pastourelle Houdy EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Pavane Widor Flute Piece Faure Flute Piece (unacc.) Ibert Flute Piece en Forme De Habanera Ravel Flute Poem Doran Flute Praeludium Bove Flute Prelude A L'apres-Midi D'un Faune Debussy Flute Quarte Pieces Faciles Bozza Flute Reflection Maury Flute Rhapsody Hosmer Flute Rigaudon From Pieces De Clavecin Rameau Flute Romance Saint-saens Flute Romance And Scherzo Widor Flute Rondo In D Major Mozart Flute Sarabande Et Gavotte Lully Flute Scotch Pastoral Schott Flute Se Tu M'Ami Pergolesi Flute Second Arabesques Debussy Flute Second Ballade Gee Flute Serenade Op. 8 Beethoven Flute Serenade To The Stars Chaminade Flute Sicilienne Poot Flute Six Sonatas Devienne Flute Six Sonatas, Vol.1 K.296, K.376, K.377 Mozart Flute Six Sonatas, Vol.2 K.378, K.379, K.380 Mozart Flute Soir Sur La Plaine Gaubert Flute Soir Sur Les Montagnes Bozza Flute Solos For The Debutant Flutist Cavally Flute Sonata Beethoven Flute Sonata Genzmer EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Sonata Helm Flute Sonata Vanhal Flute Sonata #2 Blavet Flute Sonata #3 Blavet Flute Sonata Da Camara Sarkozy Flute Sonata For Flute Alone La Montaine Flute Sonata I Vivaldi Flute Sonata I Vivaldi Flute Sonata II Quantz Flute Sonata II Vivaldi Flute Sonata III Vivaldi Flute Sonata III Vivaldi Flute Sonata In A Major Mozart Flute Sonata In A Major Platti Flute Sonata In A Minor Albinoni Flute Sonata In A Minor Telemann Flute Sonata In A Minor (unacc.) Bach, C.P.E. Flute Sonata In B-flat Major Koepke Flute Sonata In C Major Mozart Flute Sonata In D Major Mozart Flute Sonata In D Major Vinci Flute Sonata In D Minor Vivaldi Flute Sonata In E Minor Loeillet Flute Sonata In F Marcello Flute Sonata In F Purcell Flute Sonata In F Major Corelli Flute Sonata In F Major, Op.2 Leclair Flute Sonata In G Finger Flute Sonata In G Major Vinci Flute Sonata IV Vivaldi EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Sonata No.#2 Latham Flute Sonata No.1 Veracini Flute Sonata No.12 In D Major Roman Flute Sonata No.2 Veracini Flute Sonata V Vivaldi Flute Sonata V Vivaldi Flute Sonata VI Vivaldi Flute Sonata XII Marcello Flute Sonata, Op.50 Hummel Flute Sonatas, Vols. I And II Frederick The Great Flute Sonate Telemann Flute Sonate Donizetti Flute Sonate For Flute Mouquet Flute Sonatina Tomasi Flute Sonatina Arnold Flute Sonatina Stevens Flute Sonatine Dutilleux Flute Sonatine Gaubert Flute Sonatine Guarnieri Flute Sonatine Ropartz Flute Song Beeson Flute Suite Berger Flute Suite Krenek Flute Suite Widor Flute Suite De Ballet Vaughan Williams Flute Suite In B-flat Corelli Flute Suite In B-flat (play Any Mvmt. Except IV) Corelli Flute Suite In D Major Hotteterre Flute Syrinx (unacc.) Debussy Flute Tambourin Gossec EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute The Cobblestone Road Schaefer Flute The Crystal Cage Ibert Flute The Little White Donkey Ibert Flute Theme And Variations Freundlich Flute Theme And Variations Frantz Flute Theme And Variations Gray Flute Three Aquarelles Koepke Flute Three Easy Sonatas Vanhal Flute Three Impressions Bozza Flute Three Preludes (unacc.) Muczynski Flute Three Romances (Play Any Movement) Schumann Flute Three Short Pieces Gillis Flute Three Sketches Ferguson Flute To A Wild Rose MacDowell Flute Trois Pieces Harsanyi Flute Tunes To Play, Book 8 Pont Flute Two - Fables Eckert Flute Two Dances (Nutcracker Suite) Tschaikovsky Flute Two Minuettos From Flute Sonata In C Major Bach, J.S. Flute Two Monochromes (unacc.) Goldman Flute Two Moods Gray Flute Two Pieces Purcell Flute Two Sonatas Graupner Flute Variations On A Swedish Folktune (unacc) Dahl Flute Waltz, Op. 35, No.2 Gliere Flute Watercolors Schubert Flute Wind Song Howard EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Trio Advent Music, Op 8 No.1 Thomas Flute Trio Caprice Delibes Flute Trio Divertissement Raymond Flute Trio Flute Trio Tcherepnine Flute Trio Gavotte And Hornpipe Purcell Flute Trio Gavotte From Symphony No.4 Boyce Flute Trio Gavotte In Rondeau Lully Flute Trio Giga Vivaldi Flute Trio Grand Trio In A, Op. 92, No.2 Walckiers Flute Trio Grand Trio In A, Op. 93, No.2 Walckiers Flute Trio Grand Trio In E-flat, Op. 93, No. 1 Walckiers Flute Trio Grand Trio, Op.14 Neumann Flute Trio Junabe Dillon Flute Trio La Cinquantaine Gabriel Flute Trio La Petit Rondeau Guenther Flute Trio Miniature Suite No.2 Albisi Flute Trio Minuet Trio Mozart Flute Trio Original Trio Andre Flute Trio Quartet In D Minor Telemann Flute Trio Rondo Beethoven Flute Trio Rondo Capriccioso Bennett Flute Trio Sarabande And Corrente Corelli Flute Trio Six Trios, Book I And II Devienne Flute Trio Sonata (play Gavotte En Rondeau) Boismortier EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Trio Sonata, Op. 7 Boismortier Flute Trio Suite In D Major Quantz Flute Trio Terzett Hoffmeister Flute Trio The Cuckoo Arensky Flute Trio The Debonaires Johnson Flute Trio The Spirit Of Ink Hovhaness Flute Trio Three Pastorales Tomasi Flute Trio Three Serenades Mercadante Flute Trio Three Trio Etudes Errante Flute Trio Three Trio Etudes For Flute Belisario Flute Trio Trio Brillante In D, Op.58(play 1st Or 2nd & 3rd) Kummer Flute Trio Trio For 3 Flutes (play 1st&2nd Or 2nd&3rd Mvmt) Beethoven Flute Trio Trio From Ploner Musiktag Hindemith Flute Trio Trio In A, Op.59 Kummer Flute Trio Trio In A, Op.59 (play 2nd. Mvmt) Kummer Flute Trio Trio In D Major Quantz Flute Trio Trio In G, Op.24 (play 2nd Mvmt) Kummer Flute Trio Trio On A March Tune Gray Flute Trio Trio, Op.24 Kummer Flute Trio Trio, Op.26 Reicha Flute Trio Trio, Op.53 Kummer EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Quartet 3 Pieces (Play 1st Mvmt Or 2nd & 3rd Mvmt) Bozza Flute Quartet Allemanda Corelli Flute Quartet Allemande Corelli Flute Quartet Ambage McGinty Flute Quartet Autumn Idyll Koepke Flute Quartet Cadenza Starer Flute Quartet Canzonetta Gionannini Flute Quartet Christmas Morning Suite McKay Flute Quartet Colonial Sketches Cohen Flute Quartet Divertessiment (With Piano) Bonneau Flute Quartet Flute Clock Sonatas, Set 2 Haydn Flute Quartet Flutes En Vacances (Play 1 Slow And 1 Fast) Casterede Flute Quartet Giga Vivaldi Flute Quartet Grand Quartet In A Major Gabrielski Flute Quartet Grand Quartet, Op 103 (Play 1 Mvmt) Kuhlau Flute Quartet Jour D'ete A La Montagne Bozza Flute Quartet Melody From Orpheus Gluck Flute Quartet Menuet Reicha Flute Quartet Menuetto And Polacca Bach, J. S. Flute Quartet Minuett Bach, J. S. Flute Quartet Notturnino Di Luna Painter Flute Quartet Notturno Dittersdorf Flute Quartet Notturno Von Dittersdorf EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Flute Quartet Parthenia Schwarz Flute Quartet Quarte Aspects Feminins (Play 1 Mvmt) Paubon Flute Quartet Quartet Tcherepnin Flute Quartet Quartet For Flutes Butts Flute Quartet Quartet, Op.105 Schmitt Flute Quartet Rondo Oakes Flute Quartet Scarf Dance Chaminade Flute Quartet Scherzo (Piano Sonata, Op.2, #3) Beethoven Flute Quartet Sinfonico Quartette, Op 12 (Play 1 Mvmt) Reicha Flute Quartet Song Of Summer Cohen Flute Quartet Sounds Giovannini Flute Quartet Suite Barometrique Joubert Flute Quartet Tambourin Guillemain Flute Quartet Three Pieces For Flute Quartet Hervig Flute Quartet Valsette Anderson EVENT TYPE TITLE COMPOSER Oboe A Reverie Richardson Oboe Adagio From Symphony In C Major Bizet Oboe Air And Dance Corelli Oboe Air And Rondo Handel Oboe Alla Gigue Graves Oboe Andante Edmunds Oboe Barcarole From The Pearl Fishers Bizet Oboe Berceuse Casiniere Oboe Burlesque Feld Oboe Chant Sans Paroles Tschaikovsky Oboe Concertino For Oboe And Orchestra, Op.
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