Flute and Violin Duets

Stacey Pelinka, flute and UC Davis lecturer in music
Joe Edelberg, violin
02:31 Michel Blavet: Selections from "Recueil de Pièces"
15:26 Irish Dances and Airs
25:21 Astor Piazzolla: "Libertango" and "Tango Étude No. 3"
34:20 Carlos Simon: "stir crazy" (2020) written for Stacey through composer Gabriela Lena Frank's #GLFCAMGigThruCOVID initiative, which aims to give opportunities to performers in the period of COVID through the ‪@gabrielalenafrankcreativea4190‬
Free, online only via RUclips livestream
a Shinkoskey Noon Concert

[@teecell-io2wh]

This just popped into feed at the cafe... from pleasant...- to Piazzolla, of whom I've heard a bunch. Nice Libertango; played as he would have liked it: "not all tango is for dancing", he is quoted as having expressed. Contrast this performance to Seth A's being shadowed by show tango dancers w/L.A. Phil, and it's back to court days behind a curtain.
While I dig the whole set, esp. vs. the fare today- this one stands out as commendably done, as if I knew anything. I'd try to bring Mr. Asarnow to UCD for something fun- if I'd heard back from those who clear such things. You'd dig his Quinteto Quilombo, to be sure...
I enjoyed this one from UCD especially.

[@dr.lorindakiyama5028]

Thank you for posting this! My 14-year-old son and I loved it! Where would we find sheet music for the slower Irish dances and airs played from about 16 minutes? Any other recommendations for flute/violin duets within the reach of intermediate players would be welcome! Thanks!

[@Kkevra]

Is the piece listed as "Irish Dances and Airs" published and available for purchase? Thanks for your help.

[@cigseuzntkn4548]

Where can I find the music notes in the 29th second?

[@Samadhikk]

Is it possible to buy scores from last piece?