Schott Flute Sheet Music

Since Hugo Riemann, the Mannheim School has been a collective term for the music of the Electoral Palatinate under Elector Karl Theodor, who resided in Mannheim from 1743-78, and for the musicians who...

F. X. Richter, one of the foremost exponents of the Mannheimer School, was a prodigious and versatile composer whose instrumental output comprises about 70 symphonies, six harpsichord concertos, flute...

A selection of popular melodies specially arranged for flute and piano. All the pieces are very tuneful and - even performed without piano accompaniment - are enjoyable to play and can therefore be ea...

A double concerto for enthusiastic musicians, written by famous Harald Genzmer and including rewarding exercises for the soloists and their instruments.Score and parts are available under the order nu...

Immerse yourself in the expressive world of chamber music: This elegant "Sonata" for flute and basso continuo, published by Schott Music, is a true gem for discerning flutists and continuo players ali...

Immerse yourself in a world of rich tonal colors, poetry, and deep emotion: With "Träume" (Dreams), published by Schott Music, musicians are treated to an enchanting work for flute and piano. The piec...

'The Abduction from the Seraglio' by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a comic opera in three acts, was extremely popular during the composer's lifetime. In order that this music could also be played by music...

Giovanni Benedetto Platti was probably born in Venice about 1700; he came to Würzburg in 1722 in the company of a group of Italian musicians. He was resident in Würzburg as a member of the prince-bish...

Discover a brilliant gem of the flute repertoire: The "Variations on a Theme by Rossini in E major, Op. posth." seamlessly blend refined elegance with exhilarating musicality. Inspired by Gioachino Ro...

The repertoire of double concertos for two flutes (Telemann, Cimarosa) is enlarged by this interesting and original concerto.

Soon after the premieres of Mozart's operas, arrangements of the most popular numbers for a wide variety of instrumental ensembles appeared. In addition to versions for harmony music, there were also...

Apart from the concertos, flutists have not been very spoiled by Mozart. Therefore, Hans-Martin Linde has arranged the two Solfeggias (KV 393) for flute and piano (basso continuo), thus providing flut...

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 4)

Immerse yourself in the melodious charm of music-making: The '6 Sonatas op. 25', published by the renowned Schott Musik, are a true treasure for chamber music enthusiasts. These delightfully playful d...

Immerse yourself in the elegant sonic world of the Baroque era with the masterly "Suite in B minor, Op. 35/5" for flute and basso continuo. This expressive work captivates with its melodic refinement,...

The two duos op. 11 by the composer Cambini, who was also appreciated by Mozart, consist of Allegro and Rondo and are perfectly formed classical music pieces. Both flute parts are limited to a medium...

In June 1932 the composer Paul Hindemith spent four days at a boarding school in Plön to work with young people. He wrote short instrumental pieces in various instrumentations, ranging from recorder t...

The Romanian pianist and composer Violeta Dinescu was born in Bucharest on 13 July 1953. There she studied composition, piano and education at the C. Porumbescu Conservatoire and in 1977 passed her st...

The Romanian pianist and composer Violeta Dinescu was born in Bucharest on 13 July 1953. There she studied composition, piano and education at the C. Porumbescu Conservatoire and in 1977 passed her st...

Peteris Vasks has added two pieces to the flute and piano repertoire which are well suited for both domestic music-making and concert-hall performances. Aria is a gentle, meditative dialogue between f...

In the Concerto for Flute and Orchestra, performed for the first time by Michael Faust, Semyon Bychkov and the WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne in 2009, the burlesque middle movement, with its firm dete...

Composed by 15-year-old Fazil Say in 1985, the six short pieces are a playful and cheerful examination of the sound effects of new music. Elaborate cluster and pedal techniques on the piano are contra...