Benjamin Godard - Suite de trois morceaux, Op.116 (sheet music)

ERRATA LIST, credit to MusicoTeorico on IMSLP:
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0:21 bar 7, piano L.H. - should be C, not B-flat
1:18 bar 62, piano L.H. - should be C, not B-flat
3:24 bar 39, flute, last note - should be G-natural, not G-flat (missprint in 1st edition, corrected in Chester Music Edition)
3:40 bar 42, flute, second note - should be F-sharp, not F-natural
9:36 bar 283, piano L.H., first lower note - should be B-natural, not B-flat
bar 284, flute, sixth note - should be B-natural, not B-flat (missprint in 1st edition, corrected in Chester Music Edition)
seventh note - should be E-natural, not E-flat (missprint in 1st edition, corrected in Chester Music Edition)
Movements:
0:15 - I. Allegretto
1:55 - II. Idylle (Idyll). Quasi adagio, molto tranquillo
5:32 - III. Valse (Waltz)
Version 1.0 (2021) - Score and flute part engraved by me in Dorico 3.5.12.1066.
Version 1.1 (2023) - Corrections made by ‪@Cmaj7‬​ in Dorico.
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Performer information:
Uri Shoham (flute), Israel Kasturiano (piano)
Recorded on 24 June 1990
Source audio by ‪@UriShohamFlutist‬: • Benjamin Godard - Suit...
Special thanks to the folks at the Score Video Makers Discord server (notation-and-engraving channel) for giving me feedback on a couple of my engraving doubts!
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"Benjamin Godard (Benjamin-Louis-Paul Godard) was a prolific French composer of operas, light piano pieces, and songs. He was born on 18 August 1849 in Paris, France, and died on 10 January 1895 in Cannes."
"Godard was a child prodigy on the violin, studied composition, and in his youth composed symphonies, chamber works, concerti, and piano music. His best-known opera, Jocelyn (1881), is remembered for its famous “Berceuse.” Other works included the operas Pédro de Zalaméa (1884) and La Vivandière (1895) and his Symphonie Légendaire, Opus 100 (1886). Godard’s music, charming and sentimental, at its best shows an affinity with that of Frédéric Chopin and Robert Schumann."
Reference: Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Benjamin Godard". Encyclopedia Britannica (www.britannica.com/biography/.... Accessed 8 January 2022.

[@PentameronSV]

(See the video description for a list of errata in the score.)
0:15 - I. Allegretto
1:55 - II. _Idylle (Idyll)._ Quasi adagio, molto tranquillo
5:32 - III. _Valse (Waltz)_

[@Beta_Persei]

great to see you posting scores again! these are very useful - hope you have more! thanks!

[@equator2007]

Delightful, particularly the tongue-in-cheek waltz!

[@CharlesDickens111]

Beautiful!

[@snorefest1621]

eargasmic!

[@RyanPower]

Very nice!