Delightful Duets: Hotteterre’s Suite deux fltes, Op. 2, No. 6Product DetailsProduct Type:Sheet Music / Score and PartsTitle:Suite deux fltes (b. c. ad lib.) / Op. 2, No. 6Composer:Jacques-Martin HotteterreEditor:Gyenge EnikBrand Name:Editio Musica Budapest (EMB)MPN (Manufacturer Part Number):13556ISMN:9790080135563 / 979-0080135563Genre:Baroque Chamber Music / SuiteStyle:French Baroque / DuoInstrumentation:Two Flutes (Basso Continuoad libitum)Origin:Made in HungaryOverviewEnrich your chamber music repertoire with Jacques-Martin Hotteterre’s charmingSuite deux fltes (b. c. ad lib.), Op. 2, No. 6. Edited by Gyenge Enik and published by Editio Musica Budapest in 1990, this piece highlights the exquisite balance and conversational style of the French Baroque duo. Designed for two transverse flutes (or recorders), the score offers the option of adding a basso continuo, but the work stands beautifully on its own as a collection of light, engaging movements. It is a perfect choice for intermediate to advanced players seeking delightful duets that embody the elegance and clarity of the period.ttekints (Hungarian)Gazdagtsa kamarazenei repertorjt Jacques-Martin Hotteterre bjosSuite deux fltes (b. c. ad lib.), Op. 2, No. 6 darabjval. A Gyenge Enik ltal szerkesztett s az Editio Musica Budapest ltal 1990-ben kiadott m a francia barokk du kifinomult egyenslyt s prbeszdes stlust emeli ki. Kt fuvolra (vagy furulyra) kszlt, s br a kotta felajnlja a basso continuo hozzadst, a m nllan is gynyren megllja a helyt knnyed, vonz ttelek gyjtemnyeknt. Tkletes vlaszts kzphalad s halad jtkosok szmra, akik olyan kellemes duetteket keresnek, amelyek megtestestik a korszak elegancijt s tisztasgt.Product FeaturesFormat:Paperback, includes Score (likely two parts inside)Instrumentation:Two Flutes (or Recorders/Violins)Pages:22 pagesDimensions:Bach Format (23 x 30.2 cm), professional performance sizePeriod:Baroque (Early 18th Century)Publication Date:1990Language:Musical NotationInteresting FactsDuo Repertoire Gem:This particular suite is part of Hotteterre’s extensive contributions to the chamber music repertoire, demonstrating his versatility beyond solo and continuo sonatas. Music for two equal instruments without a mandatory bassline (b. c.ad libitum) was very popular, allowing for intimate, flexible performance settings.The “Two Flutes” Standard:The term “fltes” in early 18th-century France often referred to both the recorder (flte bec) and the transverse flute (flte traversire). This makes the suite highly versatile and playable by different pairings of woodwind instruments or even violins.Hungarian Scholarship:Gyenge Enik’s editorial work on this 1990 EMB publication ensures a clear, performance-friendly edition, continuing the Hungarian tradition of high-quality musicology applied to historical European repertoire.rdekessgek (Hungarian)Du Repertor Gyngyszeme:Ez a szvit rsze Hotteterre kamarazenei repertorhoz val szleskr hozzjrulsnak, bemutatva sokoldalsgt a szl s continuo szontkon tl. A kt egyenl hangszerre, ktelez basszusszlam nlkli (b. c. ad libitum) zene nagyon npszer volt, lehetv tve az intimebb, rugalmas eladsi krlmnyeket.A “Kt fuvola” Szabvny:A “fltes” kifejezs a 18. szzad eleji Franciaorszgban gyakran utalt mind a furulyra (flte bec), mind a fuvolra (flte traversire). Ez a szvit rendkvl sokoldal, s klnbz fvs hangszerek vagy akr hegedk prostsval is eladhat.Magyar Zenetudomny:Gyenge Enik szerkeszti munkja ezen az 1990-es EMB kiadson egyrtelm, eladsra alkalmas kiadst garantl, folytatva a trtnelmi eurpai repertorra alkalmazott magas sznvonal&u