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317 Hugot – Duet No. 6
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Pizzicato and coordination, we can practice this with this duet by Antoine Hugot. For his method for flute he wrote several, short duets and this is number 6. By alternating pizzicato and traditional tones you not only train your tongue and articulation, but you also work on coordination.
Pizzicato en coördinatie, dat kunnen we oefenen met dit duet van Antoine Hugot. Voor zijn methode voor fluit schreef hij verschillende, korte duetten en dit is nummer 6. Door pizzicato en traditionele tonen af te wisselen train je niet alleen je tong en articulatie, maar werk je ook nog aan coördinatie.
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Summary: Pizzicato and coordination, we can practice this with this duet by Antoine Hugot. For his method for flute he wrote several, short duets and this is number 6. By alternating pizzicato and traditional tones you not only train your tongue and articulation, but you also work on coordination.
Pizzicato en coördinatie, dat kunnen we oefenen met dit duet van Antoine Hugot. Voor zijn methode voor fluit schreef hij verschillende, korte duetten en dit is nummer 6. Door pizzicato en traditionele tonen af te wisselen train je niet alleen je tong en articulatie, maar werk je ook nog aan coördinatie.
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Categories: Duet.
Play style: This piece is a duet for two flutists. It is designed for ensemble playing with two players and is suitable for lessons, concerts, or chamber music. Flutists searching for flute duets, easy ensemble pieces, or music for two flutes may find this piece useful.
Techniques used in this piece: Pizzicato / Slap Tongue.
Composer or artist: Hugot, Antoine.
This flute piece can also be described as:
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This piece includes extended flute techniques such as Pizzicato / Slap Tongue, which may involve multiphonics, harmonics, air sounds, key clicks, or other modern playing techniques.
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