Classical Music of the Modern Age Sheet Music Downloads

A set of eight short pieces for two instruments and piano aimed at players at UK Grade 5 level and originally designed for performance as (I)GCSE / AS Level ensemble pieces, these are also a useful ad...

A set of sixteen short duets aimed at players at around UK Grade 2-3 with a range of one octave, ideal for teaching. Both parts share the melodies equally trhoughout each piece and each piece is prese...

Twelve short trios at UK Grade 5 level, ideal for use as ensemble performance pieces at (I)GCSE / AS Level as well as for general concert use, either as stand-alone pieces or in combination with other...

A contemplative, atmospheric solo piece in "free time" which nevertheless requires excellent tone and breath control and which explores the full range of the instrument. UK Grade 7. Performance time i...

A transcription of Frank Bridge's beautiful piano piece, the most famous movement of his 3 Sketches.

Butterworth based The Banks of Green Willow on two folk song melodies that he noted in 1907 - "The Banks of Green Willow" and "Green Bushes". This lush textured Idyll is set here for advanced ensemble...

A delicate arrangement of The Girl With The flaxen Hair from the first book of Preludes which completely captures the wistful mood of the original.

The charming and lucious Menuet from Debussy's Suite Bergamasque in a fluid and elegant arrangement for 3 flutes and alto.

This sublime piece is one of a pair of unaccompanied part-songs written for wordless chorus, and later rearranged to form one of the 2 Aquarelles for String Orchestra. It translates wonderfully for fl...

The second piece of a pair of unaccompanied part-songs written for wordless chorus, and later rearranged to form one of the 2 Aquarelles for String Orchestra. This is a slightly more lively movement t...

Originally a pair of unaccompanied part-songs for wordless chorus, the first piece features a plaintive melody which weaves its way through the texture, while the second is slightly more lively, with...

With the spring everything bursts back to life in the sunshine: particularly those plants that thrive whether you want them or not! Gardeners may call them weeds, but they have inspired Wild Garden: a...

L'Almanach aux Images for piano was originally published in 1911, with each musical portrait prefaced by a poem by the French poet and musician Tristan Klinsor (better known for his musical associatio...

This engaging and satisfying piece from 1923 was originally written for solo flute and oboe with string orchestra. Fugal textures appear throughout the three contrasting movements, which are neo-class...

This Suite showcases three of Gustav Holst's many and varied Festive pieces, and makes a stylish and enticing set for an advanced group. Chrissemas Day in the Morning (originally for piano) is in 6/8,...

Scott Joplin is best-known for his jaunty Ragtime numbers, but this little gem is more in the in the style of a Tango. The opening lyrical melody gives way to a more dramatic middle section, with ever...

This is a wonderfully written dance with intricate twisting tunes that are really fun to play. The melodies call and answer between the parts, with the big flutes getting a chance to show they can do...

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...

1.7.16 was commissioned by The Hamilton Flute Band to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, and was premiered in St Columb's Cathedral, Londonderry on 1st July 2016. The piece...

1.7.16 was commissioned by The Hamilton Flute Band to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, and was premiered in St Columb's Cathedral, Londonderry on 1st July 2016. This new v...

1.7.16 was commissioned by The Hamilton Flute Band to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, and was premiered in St Columb's Cathedral, Londonderry on 1st July 2016. This new v...

An unapologetically "tangoey" Tango, written as a warm-up piece for a group of over 150 flautists at the Birmingham Flute Choir Festival in March 2024. The strident minor key 'A' section featuring, in...

An unapologetically "tangoey" Tango, first conceived as a warm-up piece for a group of over 150 flautists at the Birmingham Flute Choir Festival in March 2024, and here presented in a slightly smaller...

Full of exciting, Latin dance rhythms, this suite reimagines three of Jason Carr's theatrical songs as a bravura showpiece for both flautist and pianist. Think Milhaud's Scaramouche meets West Side St...

Three movements from Ravel's delicious "Mother Goose" Suite. The Pavane of Sleeping Beauty is a short simple movement describing a procession of mourning for Sleeping Beauty. The Empress of the toy ma...