Vivaldi Winter Concerto from The Four Seasons for Flute Ensemble Arr. by Bill Hutzel

Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons is probably Vivaldi’s most familiar work, originally written for orchestral strings in the early 1700’s. In 2007 I arranged the Winter Concerto from Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons for 5 flutes (3 C-flutes, alto and bass flutes). It is in the key of F minor.  Unlike the original composition where there is a principal violin, here all flutes are given equal opportunity to be challenged. The trick is to make flutes, parts 1, 2 and 3, sound seamlessly as one flute. 
The video above is a sound recording SAMPLING of 

• I. Allegro con molto 
• II. Largo (for solo flute with flute accompaniment)
• III. Allegro

Contains: Flutes 1, 2, and 3, alto and bass flutes and Complete Score (32 pages)

Note: All parts available together or the Largo movement can be purchased separately

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