Johann Joachim Quantz

This is a brand new edition of this popular former Nova Music title (previously available as NM133 and subsequently reprinted as EMA127). Piano/Basso Continuo score, plus 2 printed pull-out parts: Pri...

This is a brand new edition of this popular former Nova Music title (previously available as NM133 and subsequently reprinted as EMA127). Piano/Basso Continuo score, plus 2 printed pull-out parts: Pri...

Born in 1697, German flutist Johann Joachim Quantz was a prolific composer of the late Baroque period, having written hundreds of concertos and sonatas during his lifetime. He assumed the role of teac...

This concerto is based on a copyist's manuscript from the Dresden Sachsische Landesbibliothek and is in three movements: Allegro ma non tanto; Andante; Allegro assai. Instrumentation: 2 Solo Flutes, 2...

Revised version by the Gustav MahlerGesellschaft, Vienna

Edition for flute and piano by Gerhard Braun and Siegfried Petrenz

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The trio sonata, which begins with a siciliano (pastorale), is especially suitable for the Christmas season.

The trio sonata, which begins with a siciliano (pastorale), is especially suitable for the Christmas season.

Unlike some of the early compositions attributed to him, Quantz's Opus 2 is one of the works legitimized by his autobiography. The duets were first published in 1759, a few years after the 'Versuch ei...

Unlike some of the early compositions attributed to him, Quantz's Opus 2 is one of the works legitimized by his autobiography. The duets were first published in 1759, a few years after the 'Versuch ei...

An exemplary edition of the Potsdam court composer, at the same time a valuable contribution to oboe chamber music.

Oboe and bassoon

2 oboes, bassoon.

J. J. Quantz wrote his Fantasias and Caprices for his flute student Frederick the Great. The well-known recorder teacher Gudrun Heyens (Fun and Games with the Recorder) has combined the best pieces of...

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Of the nearly 200 flute sonatas composed by Johann Joachim Quantz (1697-1773) this volume contains five, edited by the outstanding Baroque flautist Benedek Csalog, who had already recorded them based...