Kelly, Bryan: Two Harlem Pieces for Flute and Piano Format:Printed by Post catchy and idiomatically written to

catchy and idiomatically written to support technical development and learning

one gets a different

players can easily track each other and switch parts at will

Franck wrote almost all of his important works in his later years

Following the first performance of the work in Prague by the pianist Stepán Václav in December 1922

Kelly, Bryan: Two Harlem Pieces for Flute and Piano Format:Printed by Post catchy and idiomatically written toTwo Harlem Pieces for flute and piano were commissioned from Bryan Kelly by Brenda Dykes and Robert Ferguson. The first piece is marked lugubre and reflects the darker side of Harlem music, while the second ritmico displays energy, vigour and syncopated rhythms. It requires the soloist to demonstrate the agility and flexibility for which the flute is well known.