I bought this dilapidated score book from a second-hand bookstore in Brisbane
when I was participating in the beta testing for MOZART 6. The book has lost its
cover, so I don't know the title. It's published by G. Schirmer in 1961 and
has a foreword by Louis Moyse, who is probably the editor/arranger. It is a
collection of 21 pieces for flute and piano, either composed originally for
these instruments or arranged for them. The composers range from the 17th
to the 19th century.

Carmen is one of my favourite operas, so when I needed a piece to transcribe
to test MOZART 6 I chose this adaptation of the Entr'acte. Its only real
challenge to a note setting program are the clef changes and the multiple
grace notes. And it was indeed instrumental in finding two bugs in the early
beta versions.

The score as printed has one error (treble clef for bar 13 R.H. missing), and
the eighth rest in bar 31 L.H. is printed in the wrong position.

Enjoy!

Michael Bednarek
<mb@tgm.com.au> http://mcmbednarek.tripod.com/