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Five PortraitsComposer(s): Ulysses Kay This set of five pieces for violin and piano by American composer Ulysses Kay was commissioned by the McKimi Fund of the Library of Congress. Completed in 1972, the work was premiered by violinist Ruggiero Ricci at the Library of Congress on February 22, 1974, with pianist Leon Pommers. Perhaps influenced by his studies at Yale University with neoclassical composer Paul Hindemith, Kay utilized the technique of a twelve tone

Duparc and Franck arranged for alto flute and piano

"Sand Trap" takes influence from the spontaneous

PRAYER is a rarity in the modern concert repertoire

Item No: WF46SB

ISBN: 9781495020674

and endurance-building sometimes lacking in classroom method books or beginning ensemble repertoire

this arrangement helps flutists develop ensemble skills and prepare for performances with piano or orchestra accompaniment

“alma” means soul or spirit

ISBN: 9781491139998

through the sprightly

The opening Allegro is lively and melodic

The composer Tina Ternes was inspired by them to write this composition