Hi friends, I am needing a midi or track with piano to be able to practise sonata Undine, since the study is much more enjoyable. It has or can you tell me where you find it, now is so grateful. My mail to send the midi or piano track is adrianmaurich@hotmail.com. A hug and all!

Hi, you can get it here..

http://www.piano-accompaniments.com/acatalog/flute-repertoire.html

I have it, but to send it to you would be illegal and infringement on the copyright.

If you have the full score (with piano part), it is rather a simple matter to make your own, if you get hold of some Music Notation Software.

There are some for free in Internet. Or you could contact a friend who owns one more elaborated, such as Sibelius (sp?) or Finale. The main investment is the time required to learn the SW and then to input and debug the score. Consider a few hours at least.

Some SW allow for inputting scanned part copies and output the midi (or mp3 out of the midi), other require you to input the notes by hand or through a midi device (a normal keyboard with midi interface, for example). I have uploaded several examples of this procedure on my profile page. I made them with Finale, also for my own practice.

Hi friends, I am needing a midi or track with piano to be able to practise sonata Undine, since the study is much more enjoyable. It has or can you tell me where you find it, now is so grateful. My mail to send the midi or piano track is adrianmaurich@hotmail.com. A hug and all!

IF you can figure out how to navigate this site,
http://www.classicalarchives.com/
There are 4 midi files of the movements.

I already gave you a link right to it. What is the problem with it? It is the best copy you are going to find on the internet. This guy that does these spends a lot of time on his work and they are all very good. If you want it that bad, you are going to have to pay for it like everyone else does.

http://www.piano-accompaniments.com/acatalog/flute-repertoire.html

Yes, at 14$ the mp3 or CD it is not a big investment.
Preparing such a file on a music editor may consume tens of hours. If you are fast...
However I miss the MIDI files there. For students it is an added advantage to be able to change tempo for the practise. Not possible (not easily, at least) with mp3 or Cds.