Our Favorite Winter Flute Sheet Music

Winter is the perfect season to slow down and explore new repertoire! Whether you’re practicing solo, collaborating with friends, or performing with piano, these winter-themed selections offer something for every level and setting.

1. Winter Spirits (Flute Alone)

A compelling unaccompanied work that captures the stillness and motion of winter. Ideal for players looking to explore tone color, phrasing, and expressive solo writing.

2. Winter Duets (Two Flutes)

Perfect for studio partners or recital programming, these duets celebrate winter through engaging interplay and balanced parts for two flutists.

3. Dialogo (Flute and Percussion)

An exciting and unexpected pairing, this work uses contrast and conversation between flute and percussion to create a vivid winter soundscape.

4. Winter Jasmine (Flute and Piano)

Lyrical and reflective, this piece pairs the flute with piano in a way that feels intimate and expressive, ideal for winter recitals or relaxed performance settings.

5. Concerto in F Minor “L’inverno” from The Four Seasons (Flute and Piano)

Vivaldi’s iconic winter concerto, arranged for flute and piano, brings dramatic energy and recognizable themes to the repertoire, making it a favorite for performers and audiences alike.

6. Winter’s Crossing (Popular Arrangements)

A great option for flutists looking to explore winter-themed music in a more contemporary or accessible style, with arrangements that are both familiar and enjoyable to play.

7. Perennials (Flute, Clarinet in A, and Piano)

Though not explicitly titled for winter (besides the fourth movement), this chamber work’s reflective character and rich textures make it a beautiful seasonal choice for mixed ensembles.