Grand Trio in B minor, Opus 90 - I. Trio, Allegro non tanto (Flute 1) Kuhlau — Flute Sheet Music
 
                                                                    | Instrument | Flute | 
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| Difficulty | Intermediate to advanced | 
| Accompaniment | Trio | 
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| Composer | Kuhlau | 
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| Song title | Grand Trio in B minor, Opus 90 - I. Trio, Allegro non tanto (Flute 1) | 
| Instrument | Flute | 
| Difficulty | Intermediate to advanced | 
| Accompaniment | Trio | 
| Music style | Classical music | 
| Tags | Germany Romantic period Chamber music | 
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| Duration |   | 
| Key | D Major (2 sharps). Modulation(s): E♭ Major (3 flats), C Major (No sharps/flats), B Minor (2 sharps) | 
| Range | C4# - G6 | 
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| Information about the piece | Original version Play the flute 1 part, accompanied by a high quality recording of the rest of the trio Kuhlau is a prolific Danish composer from the classical and romantic eras. He was mainly known as a concert pianist and opera composer. As well as his compositions for piano, he also wrote several remarkable works for the flute, which earned him the nickname of "Beethoven of the flute". | 
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