Greasy Rag | List A No 1 Series 4 AMEB Flute | Andy Firth

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"Greasy Rag" is a lively, jazzy piece composed by Andy Firth, featured in the List A of the Series 4 repertoire for the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB) Flute syllabus. It's part of Firth's unique blend of jazz and ragtime influences, designed to challenge and engage intermediate-level flutists. The piece is rhythmic, requiring good articulation and control, and it's filled with syncopation, which gives it that characteristic "rag" feel.
This piece is a great way for students to work on their finger dexterity, rhythmic precision, and expressive phrasing, especially as it involves a playful, upbeat style that's often quite different from classical pieces on the syllabus. Firth’s work is known for being both technically challenging and fun, making "Greasy Rag" an enjoyable selection for students aiming to develop a broader stylistic range.

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