Hugo Ruf

As there are only relatively few baroque works for descant recorder, this sonata by Boismortier should attract the interest of both players and teachers. The first edition published in Paris in 1730 c...

As there are only relatively few baroque works for descant recorder, this sonata by Boismortier should attract the interest of both players and teachers. The first edition published in Paris in 1730 c...

Robert Valentine, born in Leicester around 1680, was one of the few English masters of Baroque music who achieved fame and enjoyed a high standing beyond the borders of his home country instead of wit...

Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) comes from an old patrician family in Venice. He received his musical education first at home from his father who gave him his first violin lessons, and later from Franc...

Alto recorder (violin, flute) and basso continuo; violoncello/viola da gamba ad lib.

Alto recorder (violin, flute) and basso continuo; violoncello/viola da gamba ad lib.

3 easy duo sonatas for the beginners lessons of Boismortier, Corrette and Dupuits.

The 'Berlin Sonatas' for flauto traverso and basso continuo are compositions written during the reign of Frederick the Great. With the exception of the sonatas by Frederick II and his sister Anna Amal...

Since Hugo Riemann, the Mannheim School has been a collective term for the music of the Electoral Palatinate under Elector Karl Theodor, who resided in Mannheim from 1743-78, and for the musicians who...

Johann Baptist Wendling played the flute in the Mannheim court orchestra from 1751-1778 and was held in great esteem by his contemporaries, among them W. A. Mozart with whom Wendling went on a recital...

Since Hugo Riemann, the Mannheim School has been a collective term for the music of the Electoral Palatinate under Elector Karl Theodor, who resided in Mannheim from 1743-78, and for the musicians who...

Since Hugo Riemann, the Mannheim School has been a collective term for the music of the Electoral Palatinate under Elector Karl Theodor, who resided in Mannheim from 1743-78, and for the musicians who...

F. X. Richter, one of the foremost exponents of the Mannheimer School, was a prodigious and versatile composer whose instrumental output comprises about 70 symphonies, six harpsichord concertos, flute...

Among the almost 200 compositions of J. W. Stamitz one can find only a few works for flute. Among compositions for small instrumentation (flute sonata with b.c., flute duets) only two works can be men...

The repertoire of double concertos for two flutes (Telemann, Cimarosa) is enlarged by this interesting and original concerto.