Easy Sheet Music from De Haske Publications

A series of carefully crafted trios for use with or without the Look, Listen and Learn method book. Playing in trios develops ensemble playing and listening skills and these books provide fresh and or...

The composer Pascal Proust has many years' experience as a musician and music teacher. His output includes several hundred compositions for the most diverse instrumentations. He wrote 14 Easy Flute Qu...

The 14 duets in this new book are designed so the student should play the first part and the teacher the second. The book is for players of all ages and is suitable for both lessons and recreational p...

Diese vier Tänze sind in einer Art Neorenaissance- Stil für die Besetzung Sopran-, Alt-, Tenor- und Bassblockflöte geschrieben. Da sie in technischer Hinsicht keine sehr hohen Anforderungen stellen, s...

This volume of easy duets offer a vast array of practice and performance material. The duets have been carefully composed and arranged to tie in with the Look Listen and Learn method books, although t...

A series of carefully crafted trios for use with or without the Look, Listen and Learn method book. Playing in trios develops ensemble playing and listening skills and these books provide fresh and or...

Two on Tour is a useful new duet book that will add variety to music lessons. The well-known pieces are arranged in order of difficulty to make your tour through the book entertaining yet challenging....

A series of carefully crafted trios for use with or without the Look, Listen and Learn method book. Playing in trios develops ensemble playing and listening skills and these books provide fresh and or...

Trio Flex is a clever concept that offers you a range of possible options. As well as a demo version played by live instruments, the online audio contains two play-along tracks for each piece. One tra...

Two on Tour is a useful new duet book that will add variety to music lessons. The well-known pieces are arranged in order of difficulty to make your tour through the book entertaining yet challenging....

A series of carefully crafted trios for use with or without the Look, Listen and Learn method book. Playing in trios develops ensemble playing and listening skills and these books provide fresh and or...

Two on Tour is a useful new duet book that will add variety to music lessons. The well-known pieces are arranged in order of difficulty to make your tour through the book entertaining yet challenging....

This volume of easy duets offer a vast array of practice and performance material. The duets have been carefully composed and arranged to tie in with the Look Listen and Learn method books, although t...

A wonderful collection of duets that are suitable for either individual or group teaching. In the latter case, several pupils can play the melody - which is always found in the first part. This book i...

Leo van Rutte verarbeitete vier über Amerika hinaus bekannte Volkslieder in seinem 'amerikanischen Medley': Skip to My Lou, Pick a Bale of Cotton, Tom Dooley und Polly Wolly Doodle.

A collection of short, elementary pieces for beginner string ensemble, made up of arrangements of well-known melodies and pieces composed specifically for this work. The pieces, arranged for two violi...

Strings Together contains nine four-part pieces for beginner string ensembles; all are in first position and gradually increase in level of difficulty. The fingering patterns have been kept simple. Th...

Two on Tour is a useful new duet book that will add variety to music lessons. The well-known pieces are arranged in order of difficulty to make your tour through the book entertaining yet challenging....

This short work entitled Le Basque (the Basque) was often used by the late great horn virtuoso Dennis Brain as an encore piece. Peter Knudsvig has adapted it for solo horn and quartet accompaniment.

Based on famous themes by Antonio Vivaldi, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with a unique twist!

Robert van Beringen schrieb diese leicht spielbare Bearbeitung des vierten Satzes aus Gustav Holsts berühmter Suite Die Planeten.