Friedrich Zehm: Intermediate Sheet Music

The six caprices can be performed in a closed sequence or individually. It is also up to the players to compose three or four caprices of their own choice into a shorter suite.

This modern trio for oboe instruments features the same instrumentation as Beethoven's well-known Opus 87; the Hindemith theme is modified in contrasting, partly playful, partly contemplative forms, s...

The 'Humoresques and Romances' are appealing literature for the advanced flute student. Catchy melodies with dance-like echoes (including tango and mazurka) make making music together a pleasure.

The compositions of Friedrich Zehm (1923-2007) are characterized by the desire for clarity, conciseness and general comprehensibility. His freely tonal works are influenced by elements from various ep...

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.

Friedrich Zehm, pupil of Harald Genzmer, combines stylistic elements from classicism and pop in his three-movement rhythmophony.