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Originally Posted by StrumGuy
Does anyone know of any decent classical guitar / flute duets?
It's interesting you ask this, because just a couple days ago my dad heard a duet he really loved at a concert. The piece, by Astor Piazzolla, was played by flute and classical guitar...although the music is modern, since Piazzolla lived in the 1990s and composed mostly tangos using a lot of counterpoint and dissonance, it appears: Ãstor Piazzolla - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Burning Down, have you ever played any compositions by Piazzolla? This piece is very playful and light.
"Bordel 1900 - Tango" by Astor Piazzolla for Flute and Guitar:
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