M. Franczak - Serenade for flute / violin and guitar

A young man used to bring musicians - mariachis - under the windows of his beloved girlfriend in the evenings to play a serenade for her. He waited until she came out to the balcony, he wanted to confess his feelings to her. The girl, however, only watched everything from hiding. The concerts for her had already resounded for several evenings, but the girl did not appear on the balcony. She noticed that during successive performances the group of musicians playing under her windows was getting smaller and smaller. - Could it be that the boy no longer had the money to pay the musicians? - She asked. - And now what? Will he stop coming? Will he give up? Last evening, the girl heard a different kind of sound under the balcony than usual, and she was very intrigued by it. - What is it? - She asked. - Could it be...? Yes. She saw that the boy this time had brought... a catharsis. She laughed outright and finally went out to the balcony!

Could the chamber pieces from the collection Serenade Op. 31 be played under the girl's windows? I think so. The compositions are simple, melodic, varied in mood and rhythm. They refer to various dance forms, such as polka, mazurka, waltz. And the guitar can accompany the violin or play its part with the flute. Perfect for a serenade under the balcony. But will a girl come out laughing on the balcony after hearing the songs from this Serenade? NoI can answer, you'll have to check it out for yourselves. Oh, let me know how your story turned out next?

Miroslaw Franczak