Griffin - Drying land, dying land? for Flute Quartet Jazz Initially composed in 1907 for

Initially composed in 1907 for Bass Voice and Piano

This reed is bright yet focused which is why it’s preferred worldwide by advanced and professional players in both jazz and classical settings

and adult learners

Includes separate chapters on voices

Griffin - Drying land, dying land? for Flute Quartet Jazz Initially composed in 1907 forDrying land, dying land? for Flute Quartet by Australian composer Fran Griffin: "In Australia, and in many other parts of the world, drought, dust storms, floods and fires are normal features of the weather. The land has always recovered. However in recent decades we have seen more frequent occurrences of these natural disasters, along with increased severity." In four movements: Red night, Flash flood, After fire, Bright dawn Instrumentation: Player