Adele
Guest Spot: Adele Play-Along for Flute
Adele
Guest Spot: Adele Play-Along for Flute
- Instrumentation Flute
- Edition Sheet Music and CD
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Difficulty Level
- Artist Adele
- Publisher Music Sales
- Series Guest Spot
- Order no. AM1003607
incl. tax,
excl. shipping costs
Description:
Step into the spotlight and bring the emotional global hits of Adele to life with your own sound! With the popular edition "Guest Spot: Adele Play-Along for Flute" from the renowned publisher Music Sales, flutists can perform ten of the British superstar's greatest chart-toppers. From soulful ballads like "Someone Like You" to driving anthems like "Rolling in the Deep" – these tasteful arrangements are perfectly tailored for the flute.
The special highlight is the included backing CD, featuring high-quality "soundalike" accompaniment tracks that make you feel as though you are performing with a real live band. An exceptional sheet music edition for lessons, performances, or simply pure musical enjoyment at home – let your flute playing shine!
The special highlight is the included backing CD, featuring high-quality "soundalike" accompaniment tracks that make you feel as though you are performing with a real live band. An exceptional sheet music edition for lessons, performances, or simply pure musical enjoyment at home – let your flute playing shine!
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Chasing Pavements
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Cold Shoulder
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Hometown Glory
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I'll Be Waiting
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Make You Feel My Love
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Right As Rain
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Rolling In The Deep
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Set Fire To The Rain
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Someone Like You
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Turning Tables
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