Sargon's Flute: A Pedagogical Discussion
Abstract (Summary)
An examination of the works for flute and piano of twentieth-century American
composer Simon A. Sargon; a comparison of Sargon’s works for flute and piano to
works within the standard flute repertoire. Includes biographical information, a
historical perspective of graded and nongraded literature guides, a review of current
repertoire resources, and a historical background and detailed analysis of The Queen’s
Consort (1982), Dusting Around With Scott’s Rag (1994), Sunflowers (1997), and
Tarantela for Two Flutes and Piano (2004). Sargon’s works were evaluated based on
the rubric set forth in the National Flute Association’s (NFA) resource guide, Selected
Flute Repertoire: A Graded Guide for Teachers and Students (2001) and compared to
literature contained within the NFA resource guide. Includes a catalog of Sargon’s
works, his curriculum vitae, and interviews with the composer.
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School:The University of Arizona
School Location:USA - Arizona
Source Type:Master's Thesis
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