Cécile Chaminade (1857–1944) was a French composer and pianist whose lyrical, expressive works gained widespread popularity. Her Concertino Op. 107, composed in 1902 as a Paris Conservatoire competition piece, remains a flute repertoire staple. It features a flowing, melodic opening followed by dazzling virtuosity, showcasing the flute’s agility and charm. This edition retains the original solo flute part and the piano accompaniment has been arranged for a second flute player. Original rehearsal marks have been preserved to ensure compatibility with other editions, making it perfect for teachers accompanying students or flutists who want the fun of playing together without a piano.