Fantasy on the Allemande of the Partita - Improvising on Bach (2010)
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While not a jazz arrangement, Peter Bacchus approached his interpretation of "Allemande" from Bach's Partita in A minor with the loose, exploratory feel of jazz improvisation. "It was not my intention to compose a new piece," Bacchus says, "but to give myself the freedom to work within the original work." For intermediate to advanced players.
Composer's Notes
"I am basically a classical flutist who has maintained a fascination with jazz and other styles of improvised music all my life. I have always listened with great admiration to a fluent jazz player. The skilled improviser's command of the form and harmonies of a piece, as well as having the trained ability to develop, transform and transpose any musical idea in the process of eleborating a solo has always attracted me.
I suspect that I am not the only classical musicain who has looked with longing at the jazzers! So I decided to see what I could do myself with the Allemande, not in a jazz style, but in the style of the piece itself." - Peter Bacchus
Difficulty guide: 8-9
Difficulty level, roughly compared to ABRSM exam grades. 0 is total beginner, 9 is advanced (beyond grade 8).
Item Details
Instrumentation
- Part 1: Flute
Publisher: Falls House Press
Publisher's reference: FH0422
Our Stock Code: 1326611
Media Type: Paperback (7 pages [score])
