Schott Musik

Playing score - 3 soprano recorders or other melody instruments

Playing score - 3 soprano recorders or other melody instruments

For 2 soprano and 1 alto recorder.

Playing score - 2 soprano and 1 alto recorders or 3 other melody instruments (violins, fiddles, viols, guitars)

Playing score - 2 soprano and 1 alto recorders or 3 other melody instruments (violins, fiddles, viols, guitars)

Source: A Collection of choice Ayres for two and three Treble Flutes published by Thomas Jones and John May c. 1700 in London. The preface discloses Mr. Finger as the composer. The Airs Nos. 27-31 for...

These eight easy pieces for recorder trio offer a delightful blend of the old and the new. The composer has always concentrated his efforts on easily playable, accessible contemporary music and this T...

'We have to make music here the whole day long!' Such was the enthusiastic response of Paul Hindemith when he heard the school orchestra of Plön. 'We start with an aubade blown from the tower, then we...

Hermann Regner is an experienced and well-versed music teacher, even in his capacity as a composer. His 5 miniatures 'Hirtenmusik' are a small selection of enthusiastic and joyously resonant little pi...

Hermann Regner is an experienced and well-versed music teacher, even in his capacity as a composer. His 5 miniatures 'Hirtenmusik' are a small selection of enthusiastic and joyously resonant little pi...

During a tour of the United States, Paul Hindemith was asked by a staff member of his American publisher in 1938 to write little pieces for recorders which should serve as a model for other composers....

During a tour of the United States, Paul Hindemith was asked by a staff member of his American publisher in 1938 to write little pieces for recorders which should serve as a model for other composers....

For the music festival at the 'Staatliche Bildungsanstalt' in Plön on 20 June 1932, Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) composed his 'Plöner Musiktag'. The work consists of 'Morgenmusik', 'Tafelmusik', a canta...

The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grade 7)