Flute Recital
By: Emma Kulla
Larry Clark
Larry Clark was born on September 20, 1963 and is still alive today. He works for the Carl Fischer as the vice president but works as the editor- in- chief. His pieces have been presented around the world and played at festivals and contests. He gives most of his credit to his father, a long time band director for Florida. He has a master degree in music education from Florida State University and a Masters Degree in Conducting and Composition from James Madison University. He composes music for levels from beginners to college ensembles.
Morning Reflections
Tuesday, May 3, 2016, 01:00 PM
Discovery Middle School, 40th Avenue South, Fargo, ND, United States
Emma Kulla
Arranger
Bruce Pearson has taught levels through elementary- college. He is a world- renowned music educator, author, composer, and clinician. He also known for his many band compositions and compositions for jazz ensemble groups.
Arranger
Morning Reflections
Word bank
Cantabile- in a smooth singing style
mp- mezzo piano- moderately soft
Slur- a curved line which connects notes of a different pitch
mf- mezzo forte- moderately loud
crescendo- a gradual loudness in the music
f- forte- loud
4/4- top 4= 4 beats per measure/ bottom 4= quarter note gets one beat
Multiple Measure Rest- how many measures to rest
Treble Clef- indicates the position of names of a note on the music staff
rit.-Ritardando- gradually slow tempo
Rubato- expressive and rhythmic freedom by a slight speeding up and then slowing down of the tempo
Fermata- hold the note
p- piano- softly
Reflection
I have enjoyed this project very much. It has helped me explore my horizons in flute playing. I have learned so much about my composer and arrangers in this process. This project has led me to help with my breath support with this song. My favorite part about this project was making the smore because I really enjoy putting it all together.