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Scores and Parts
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Paris: Costallat & Cie., 1913. Plate 1851.
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Paris: Billaudot, n.d.
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Alexander Gagarinov
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Scherzo
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For Flute and Orchestra (Gagarinov)
⇒ 15 more: Complete Parts • Piccolo • Oboe • English Horn • Clarinet 1, 2 (B♭) • Bassoon 1, 2 • Horn 1, 2 (F) • Timpani, Triangle • Harp • Violins I • Violins II • Violas • Cellos • Basses • Engraving files (sibelius)
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Alexander Gagarinov
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Alexander Gagarinov
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changes in the new edition of the old
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General Information
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Fantaisie pour flûte et piano
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Hüe, Georges
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IGH 8
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1913 ; orch. 1923
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| Dedication
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à mon ami Adolphe Hennebains, Professeur au Conservatoire de musique de Paris
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| Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
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Early 20th century
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| Piece Style
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Early 20th century
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| Instrumentation
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flute, piano
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This work was used as an examination piece (Morceaux de concours) by the Conservatoire de Paris. The Conservatoire used this work in the following year(s): 1913.
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Concours du Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris (1913).
Worldcat entries disagree but (esp. WorldCat) suggest that this was, in fact, originally for flute and orchestra. Can anyone clarify?
- Since it was originally commissioned for the 1913 Paris Conservatoire Concours, the competition itself would have been flute and piano. Many of these Concours works were orchestrated later by their composers, and sometimes it is difficult to find out whether the composer conceived of it first as orchestral, but had to use piano because the competition dictated that. The WorldCat entry strikes me as an assumption on two grounds: 1) there is no date on the publication, which means that it might not be the original, but most importantly 2) the spelling "Fantasy" is definitely not French. So in the end, we need to go by what was on the 1913 original publication. It does, in fact, say "avec accompagnement de PIANO ou d'orchestra", and although it is odd that it was another 10 years before the orchestration was published, it is clear that the conception in 1913 included an orchestral version. Accordingly, the orchestral tag has been added. (Steltz)
