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Peteris Vasks has added two pieces to the flute and piano repertoire which are well suited for both domestic music-making and concert-hall performances. Aria is a gentle, meditative dialogue between f...

Krzysztof Penderecki originally wrote Misterioso for flute and piano as a contribution to the flute school Skola na flet by Eugeniusz Towarnicki. This was published in 1963 and is considered the first...

An imaginative example of Old French instrumental music suitable for performance and teaching purposes.

The flute concerto in D Major is one of the few instrumental works written by the opera composer Reinhard Keiser, and even in this work, it is obvious that he is a composer of theatre music. Just the...

Immerse yourself in the splendid charm of the Baroque era: The "Sonata No. 8 in G Major, Op. 3" for flute and basso continuo is a musical gem of timeless elegance. This captivating piece originated fr...

The four-movement sonata is characterized by two particularly well-formed, yet rhythmically elegant allegro movements.

A three-movement work of simple syntax and clear musical gestures. Suitable as a beginning concerto for the study of solo literature, also an appealing repertoire work for chamber orchestra programs....

Immerse yourself in the evocative soundscape of Antonio Vivaldi's renowned Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 10/2 (RV 439) – famously titled "La Notte" ("The Night"). This captivating Baroque masterpiece...

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

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of chamber music: The "Trio Sonata No. 1 in E minor" is an elegant original work that captivates musicians and audiences alike. Published by the renowned Schot...

In 1739 Hasse published six trio sonatas in London, of which the fourth is available in this edition. The almost vocal expressiveness, especially of the two slow movements, reveals the important vocal...

The perfectly formed sonata captivates above all with its flexible imitative movement and dense, expressive harmony. The piece has four movements, the last of which is an elegant and effective 3/8 all...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of chamber music with the captivating "Sonata in F-sharp minor GeWV 266". Scored for two flutes or other melody instruments such as violins or oboes, this eleg...

Heinz Holliger whose Sonate (in)solit(air)e (FTR 175) has been a standard work of contemporary flute literature for a long time now presents two further compositions, with (é)cri(t) acting as a virtuo...

The Andante in F major, K. 616, was written for a mechanical organ work, a so-called 'flute clock'. The idea of publishing it in a version for a flute ensemble was obvious, since hardly any other inst...

PAN is an improvisation over given tone rows and rhythmic-dynamic models. Each major or partial phase of the improvisation process has a tonal space that may be played through again and again; this to...

Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Benda (1745-1814), son of the leader of the Royal Prussian court orchestra Franz Benda, was employed as a violinist in the court orchestra and was also featured there as a c...

This recorder solo, with optional tubular bells accompaniment, is headed by a line from an ode by Klopstock, also quoted in his diary by the poet Hölderlin: 'Death, our saviour, ... softly approaches...