IMPRESSION NO. 2 FOR FLUTE AND PIANO - IGOR JANKOWSKI

Discover the subtle beauty of illustrative music with "Impression No. 2" by Igor Jankowski, composed for flute and piano. This unique composition transports the listener to the picturesque Italian Alps, where the author drew inspiration during his mountain travels. Ideal for intermediate musicians, this impression offers both a challenge and the satisfaction of creating beautiful sounds.

• Inspired by the Alps: The composition reflects the beauty and majesty of the Italian Alps.
• For intermediate players: The piece is tailored to the skills of flutists and pianists at an intermediate level.
• Illustrative music: A work that tells a story and stimulates the imagination.
• QR code with recording: Access to a recording of the piece on the YouTube platform via a special QR code.
• High-quality edition: The paperback with spiral binding ensures ease of use.

Igor Jankowski, a respected composer and musician, created "Impression No. 2" as an expression of his experiences and impressions from travels in the Italian Alps. His music is characterized by subtle melodiousness and rich harmony, which makes the pieces both pleasant to listen to and a challenge for the performers. The composer ensures that his works are accessible to a wide audience, which is why the publication includes a QR code with a recording of the piece on YouTube, making it easier to learn and interpret.

"Impression No. 2" is not only a piece of music, but also a story about the beauty of nature and human sensitivity. This composition is perfect for chamber concerts, recitals, and as an educational element in music schools. Thanks to its universality and high quality of performance, it will surely satisfy both performers and listeners.

The publishing house mojenuty.pl, known for its attention to the quality of its publications, has ensured an aesthetic and functional edition of "Impression No. 2". The paperback with spiral binding ensures ease of use, and the clear musical notation makes it easier to learn and interpret the piece. The 212x305 mm format makes the publication handy and easy to store.