Classical Music (Baroque) Sheet Music for Horn and Organ

The Suite No. 2 (BWV 1067) by Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the most important works of the Baroque repertoire and combines elegance, virtuosity and fine contrapuntal artistry. Written in Leipzig, i...

The Concerto (IRM3) by Richard Mudge is a fascinating testimony to the elegant and expressive style of the 18th century English composer. With a clear and balanced writing style, Mudge unfolds a lumin...

The Concerto (IRM3) by Richard Mudge is a fascinating testimony to the elegant and expressive style of the 18th century English composer. With a clear and balanced writing style, Mudge unfolds a lumin...

Sonata "La Caprara" (op. 35, no. 10) by Maurizio Cazzati fully embodies the elegance and clarity of the Italian Baroque style of the 17th century. This sonata demonstrates the composer's fine melodic...

Sonata "La Caprara" (op. 35, no. 10) by Maurizio Cazzati fully embodies the elegance and clarity of the Italian Baroque style of the 17th century. This sonata demonstrates the composer's fine melodic...

The concerto by Giuseppe Romanino, a composer of great musical sensitivity, reveals the full expressive richness of the late Italian Baroque style. This radiant and carefully constructed work combines...

The concerto by Giuseppe Romanino, a composer of great musical sensitivity, reveals the full expressive richness of the late Italian Baroque style. This radiant and carefully constructed work combines...

Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto RV 230, Op. 3, arranged by Colette Mourey, shows the fullness and virtuosity of the Italian baroque style. A true masterpiece of contrasts and energy, it captivates with its...

Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto RV 230, Op. 3, arranged by Colette Mourey, shows the fullness and virtuosity of the Italian baroque style. A true masterpiece of contrasts and energy, it captivates with its...

For horn in D and organ (cembalo, piano) score 6 p., horn part Georg Friedrich Handel (1685-1759) composed his "magical" opera Amadigi di Gaula in 1715. Noteworthy is Amadigi's aria from the third act...

Trumpet, Horn & Piano (Organ).

Trumpet, Horn & Piano (Organ).

Trumpet, Trombone & Piano (Organ).

Trumpet, Trombone & Piano (Organ).

Horn, Trombone & Piano (Organ).