Hugo Ruf: Easy Sheet Music

Edition Schott reflects a wide variety of music and offers a comprehensive music library suitable for students, amateur and professional musicians.Edition Schott ranges from Renaissance to Contemporar...

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 7) and the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grades 2,3,7)

Robert Valentine, born in Leicester around 1680, was one of the few English masters of Baroque music who achieved fame and enjoyed a high standing beyond the borders of his home country instead of wit...

Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) comes from an old patrician family in Venice. He received his musical education first at home from his father who gave him his first violin lessons, and later from Franc...

These recorder sonatas by Gottfried Finger have been copied from an edition by the London publisher John Walsh. They are pretty pieces, very similar in form and invention to the recorder sonatas of Da...

The last great virtuoso on the viola da gamba, Carl Friedrich Abel was considered by his contemporaries to be highly esteemed, especially for his thorough insight into composition and his ability to i...

At the beginning of the sonata, the score reads: Sonata a 3 di Quantz / Flauto / Travers: / Cembalo / o / Violino / Basso. The note 'harpsichord o violin' deserves special attention, as it indicates t...

Telemann published these pieces in 1737 with the title Galanterie-Fugen und kleine Stücke fürs Clavier. [Gallant-fugues and little pieces for the Clavier]. Each fugue is followed by three or four brie...

3 easy duo sonatas for the beginners lessons of Boismortier, Corrette and Dupuits.

These 15 short pieces form an easy and musically pleasing suite. Offering a wide selection of traditional dance forms, frequent changes from major to minor keys and a variety of expressive devices the...

For 2 recorders (SS/SA/AA) or flutes, oboes or other melody instruments.

James Hook (b. Norwich, 1746; d. Boulogne, 1827), a pupil of Thomas Garland and Charles Burney, was giving prodigious concert performances at the early age of six. After his father's death (1757) he e...

James Hook (b. Norwich, 1746; d. Boulogne, 1827), a pupil of Thomas Garland and Charles Burney, was giving prodigious concert performances at the early age of six. After his father's death (1757) he e...

Soprano (alto/tenor) recorder or other melody instruments and basso continuo

The composer was one of the circle of musicians and composers gathered about the music-loving Frederic II of Prussia. As early as 1734 the Crown Prince mentioned his name as a member of the Ruppin orc...