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Dream

Arranged by Jeffrey Ladolcetta

Item: 35-PK00268703

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Dream - Full Score $0.75
Dream - Flute $0.30
Dream - Harp $0.45

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A small work written originally for guitar, and rewritten for alto flute and harp. Duration: 05:00

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00268703

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Why we love this

The pairing of alto flute and harp creates an intimate, sonorous texture that feels both delicate and substantial. Ladolcetta's arrangement respects the original guitar writing while capitalizing on what each instrument brings, making this work accessible to ensembles that might not have classical guitarists readily available.

What to expect

Dream unfolds with the quiet introspection of a personal reflection. The alto flute's warm register floats above the harp's shimmering texture, creating an atmosphere of gentle suspension where time feels fluid and weightless.

Who it's for

This arrangement works beautifully for advanced alto flutists paired with accomplished harpists. It's equally suited for chamber ensembles exploring classical wind and percussion combinations or for recital programming that calls for something contemplative yet polished.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the harp's harmonic foundation with the alto flute's lyrical line; the harp should support without dominating.
  • Pay attention to breath placement in the flute part to shape longer phrases naturally without sacrificing the dreamlike quality.
  • Work with your harpist on pedal changes if indicated; clean transitions keep the harmonic language transparent.

How to use it

Slot this into a chamber music concert where you need a moment of repose between more dramatic works. It also serves well as a recital opener or closer, lending sophistication to programs centered on contemporary classical or twentieth-century repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing across longer melodic lines on alto flute
  • Balancing solo and accompaniment textures in chamber settings
  • Interpretation of impressionistic harmonic language
  • Collaboration between wind and percussion instruments

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