Schocker, Gary - Sonata 6 "La Salmonella" for Flute and Piano Flying Strings he established the piano ballade

he established the piano ballade as a new musical genre which was subsequently taken up by others

Soliloquy  Composed by Harry Freedman

Sound and dialogue were not yet coupled with the picture

Here the solo piccolo can really show its wares as an instrument capable of many surprises

Schocker, Gary - Sonata 6 "La Salmonella" for Flute and Piano Flying Strings he established the piano balladeSonata No. 6 (La Salmonella) was written after the composer's return from the Edinburgh Fringe where he attended a production of his musical Far From the Madding Crowd. The piece has great theatrical energy, probably as a result. Written in the traditional, eighteenth century, three movement sonata format, the last movement carries Classicism even further with its flavor of Haydn's music. Incidentally, Sonata No. 6 (La Salmonella) was written while