by Michael Lynn During the 19thC, there were 100s, even 1,000s of popular opera arrangements published for the flute. These operas, and their themes were the most popular “classical music” of the day. As soon as an opera became popular, many pieces derived from the operas were available at the local music shops. This type of flute music was especially popular in France, but there were many similar publications in England, Italy, and Germany. The operas of Mozart, although not in the current style, were still extremely popular, and we find many flute arrangements. Although versions for flute and piano … Continue reading The Magic Flute – Solo Flute Piece by C. Berens