Sheet Music for Instruments

The charming Menuetto from "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik". Available in 2 versions to make it accessible to all standards.

This exciting final movement of the Serenade gives an opportunity to show off nimble fingers and double tonguing.

This exciting final movement of the Serenade gives an opportunity to show off nimble fingers and double tonguing.

The first, and most famous movement from 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik makes a charming and impressive concert piece for advanced trio.

The first, and most famous movement from 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik makes a charming and impressive concert piece for advanced trio.

The Overture to Mozart's famous Opera is set here for Flute Quintet including Alto and Bass flutes to give an orchestral depth to the sound.

The Overture to Mozart's famous Opera is set here for Flute Quintet including Alto and Bass flutes to give an orchestral depth to the sound.

The full Overture to Mozart's famous Opera (in its original key) is set here for Flute Quartet. A stunning recital piece for an advanced ensemble. Delicious!

The full Overture to Mozart's famous Opera (in its original key) is set here for Flute Quartet. A stunning recital piece for an advanced ensemble. Delicious!

This miniature symphony is set here for Flute Quintet, including Cuckoo, Duck Call, Nightingale, Crow and Quail. Charming an a little bit eccentric!

This miniature symphony is set here for Flute Quintet, including Cuckoo, Duck Call, Nightingale, Crow and Quail. Charming an a little bit eccentric!

This miniature symphony is set here for mixed ability flute choir, including Cuckoo, Duck Call, Nightingale, Crow and Quail. For larger forces Toy Trumpet, Drum, and Football Rattle would work equally...

This miniature symphony is set here for mixed ability flute choir, including Cuckoo, Duck Call, Nightingale, Crow and Quail. For larger forces Toy Trumpet, Drum, and Football Rattle would work equally...

The sublime second movement from Mozart's Clarinet Concerto K.622, (used to great effect in "Out of Africa"). The tune passes seamlessly between the parts, with the alto flute even getting a short cad...

The sublime second movement from Mozart's Clarinet Concerto K.622, (used to great effect in "Out of Africa"). The tune passes seamlessly between the parts, with the alto flute even getting a short cad...

Something to get your fingers flying, this is an abridged version of Felix Mendelssohn's well-loved overture, also known as Fingal's Cave.

Something to get your fingers flying, this is an abridged version of Felix Mendelssohn's well-loved overture, also known as Fingal's Cave.

This is an abridged version of Felix Mendelssohn's well-loved overture, written in 1830 after a visit to the Island of Staffa off the West coast of Scotland. All members of the flute sextet are kept b...

This is an abridged version of Felix Mendelssohn's well-loved overture, written in 1830 after a visit to the Island of Staffa off the West coast of Scotland. All members of the flute sextet are kept b...

Mussorgsky never heard this piece performed in his lifetime, certainly not in this version, the most famous, which was compiled by Rimsky-Korsakov from all the various versions Mussorgsky composed. Th...

Mussorgsky never heard this piece performed in his lifetime, certainly not in this version, the most famous, which was compiled by Rimsky-Korsakov from all the various versions Mussorgsky composed. Th...

This trio was originally written for a host of angels. Its delicate harmonies and gentle syncopation certainly have a spiritual feel while drama comes in the form of quietly insistent fugal phrases an...

This trio was originally written for a host of angels. Its delicate harmonies and gentle syncopation certainly have a spiritual feel while drama comes in the form of quietly insistent fugal phrases an...

Soave sia il vento (Gentle be the breeze) is sung by Fiordiligi, Dorabella and Don Alfonso in Act I of the opera, as the two lovers depart to war and are sent on their way. The rippling semiquaver acc...

Soave sia il vento (Gentle be the breeze) is sung by Fiordiligi, Dorabella and Don Alfonso in Act I of the opera, as the two lovers depart to war and are sent on their way. The rippling semiquaver acc...