Camille Saint-Saëns

A Basson solo with Piano Accompaniment composed by Camille Saint-Saëns.

A Basson solo with Piano Accompaniment composed by Camille Saint-Saëns.

ENSEMBLE MUSIC is an extensive series for variable ensemble, chamber orchestra and schoolclass. This series is a 5-part arrangement with piano. Part 5 (bass-part) follows the left on the piano and is...

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns is one of the most popular pieces of his oeuvre. He dared not publish the orchestral work during his lifetime for fear of damaging his reputation as a se...

This  favourite from 'The Carnival of the Animals' features of course a Bass Flute solo! As well as being great fun to play, this is also a good piece to demonstrate the bass flute's capabilities in a...

This favourite from 'The Carnival of the Animals' is a good little show piece for the lower flutes, with effective decoration from the higher members of the family.

This favourite from 'The Carnival of the Animals' is a great way to show off the big flutes, with effective decoration from the higher members of the family. Score and parts.

Nine carefully selected movements from the colourful orchestral piece give chance to highlight the various characteristics of the flute family from bouncing kangaroos and lumbering elephants to a beau...

The Danse macabreis one of the most celebrated works of Camille Saint-Saëns and of the French symphonic repertoire in general. After the première on 24 January 1875, the work firmly established itself...

Transcribed for flute and piano by Paul Taffanel.