Popp, W - Russiches Zigeunerlied Op 462 No 2 Flute/Piano *Fluteworthy with informative performance notes

with informative performance notes

He brought that background with him when he moved to Vienna in 1862 and incorporated overt references to the Hungarian style in such works as the Piano Quartet in G minor

scoring the parts in order of difficulty so that everyone feels included - success guaranteed

The well-known Swiss flautist P

Priceless Treasure") (Cruger) * Lift Thine Eyes (Mendelssohn) * Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above (Anonymous) * Stand Up

Popp, W - Russiches Zigeunerlied Op 462 No 2 Flute/Piano *Fluteworthy with informative performance notesDescription: The popularity of the compositions, arrangements, and exercises by Wilhelm Popp (1828 1903) has never diminished, and stems from his ability to write accessible works for pupils and amateurs in the Romantic concert style. Edited by Elisabeth Weinzierl and Edmund W. Woodwind