Williams (Gudmundson): Vidalita for Flute and Piano

Code: JP8016
ISMN: 979-0-3019-0285-1

Alberto Williams (1862-1952) is considered the "father of Argentine music'as a symphonic composer and a conductor. A "Vidalita" is a special form of Argentine folk poem. The song version is found in old cowboy music, like the milonga before it evolved into the tango. It is usually slow and reflects the sadness of the Pampa.

This new arrangement for flute and piano is by Paula Gudmundson. The short solo will make a great contrast in a recital or would also work as an encore. Duration approximately 2.5 minutes.

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