Clarke The Great Train Race Flute Solo

This piece does not require open holes. New Edition: Contains both versions (C-Foot or B-Foot). The composer (Ian Clarke) writes: "An entertaining extended technique showpiece that sounds like its title! Subtitled 'The Flute As You Don't Usually Hear It!' it has proved extremely popular with audiences. Techniques include; residual/breathy fast tonguing, multiphonics, singing & playing, lip bending, explosive harmonics and an optional circular breathing section". A forward with explanations of the techniques is given along with fingerings in the score for easy reference. The multiphonics used are of the more friendly variety; seven from only four different fingerings.