Entries are listed from easiest level (A) to hardest (K). Each level is described briefly.

NFA members can view the criteria charts which provide a detailed explanation of the skills required at each level by downloading the Selected Flute Repertoire.

A printed version of the 2009 Repertoire Guide that includes these criteria charts is available to anyone through the NFA Store.

A listing of reference materials is shown at the end of the repertoire list.

Each repertoire entry follows this format:

composer or arranger
title
publisher
instrumentation
If a collection or multi-movement work has a variety of difficulty levels, those additional levels will be shown in square brackets as a fifth line of the entry. A collection with just a few pieces at any one level will be indicated by a lower case letter.

Abbreviations as follows:

alfl = alto flute

bfl = bass flute

cbfl = contra bass flute

CD = compact disc included/available

fl = flute

pf = piano

scbfl = sub contra bass flute

alfl/bfl: one player switches between alto and bass

alfl(bfl): the piece could be played on either instrument

alfl, bfl: one person plays alto, a second person plays bass