Sheet Music for Instruments

Adagio KV 356 (617a) und Adagio KV 411 (484a) Die zwei für 4 Flöten bearbeiteten Sätze Mozarts - original für Glasharmonika, das andere für 2 Klarinetten und 3 Bassetthörner - eignen sich auch gut im...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of German Romanticism! With "Freischütz-Impressionen", published by the renowned Musikverlag Zimmermann, flutists can experience the unforgettable melodies fro...

With more than 500 printed works, Popp is probably one of the most hard-working flute composers of all times. However, only a few of his flute tutors are in use today, while his concertant music has f...

Beyond doubt is Giuseppe Sammartini's fame as an oboist; as a composer, however, he always came second after his younger brother Giovanni Battista. Both were born in Milan as sons to the French oboist...

An addition to the succesful issue 4 Songs without Words for 4 Flutes (ZM 34890). The pieces are interesting pieces for all 4 flutes, a little elegiac, a little capricious. They are also very suitable...

Throughout music history, the repertoire of music for two flutes has been vast. In this volume, editors Elisabeth Weinzierl and Edmund Wächter have compiled original compositions and arrangements from...

This collection contains four original works in different Latin American styles. Two Hears is written in the slow and sultry fashion of the Afro-Peruvian lando. Brazilian Rondo is a Brazilian samba wi...

Immerse yourself in the captivating atmosphere of an enchanting evening with "Tango de Noche" (Tango Night), published by Golden River Music. This expressive piece for two flutes and piano masterfully...

Flautista is a suite of Latin dances composed by John W.N. Palmer, with interpretations of some of the more popular rhythm pattern and styles. Very entertaining and fun to play! Movements consists of:...

These four pieces by Ernesto Nazareth were originally written for piano. Transcribed here for piccolo, these works show off both sides of the piccolo's possibilities, the brilliant and the plaintive....