Sheet Music for Flute Solo

This beautiful collection in The World's Great Classical Music series features works for flute and piano in a newly engraved, clean edition complete with composer biographies and historical notes. It...

This top-rated collection of solo literature from the celebrated Rubank catalog is known by teachers and students everywhere. Each edition offers a superb variety of solos customized for that instrume...

Hal Leonard Solo and Ensemble Series - Grade 3

Hal Leonard Solo and Ensemble Series - Grade 3

Hal Leonard Solo and Ensemble Series - Grade 2.5

Contents: Andante (Hervig) / Barcarole (Kohler) / Bourree & Menuet (Handel) / First Waltz (Gretchaninoff) / Gavotte from Paris and Helen (Gluck) / Little Berceuse (Schumann) / Menuet from Platee (Rame...

Malcolm Arnold's Flute Concerto No.2 was first performed by Richard Adeney and the English Chamber Orchestra on 28th June 1973 at The Maltings, Snape, as part of the 26th Aldeburgh Festival. A rel...

The composer writes, " there are so many works for flute which are solely vehicles for instrumental virtuosity that I have attempted to write a piece where the musical element is more to the fore...

What Else Can I Play? Flute Grade 3 makes learning more fun with carefully selected and arranged supplementary repertoire for today's young player. Each piece offers suggestions and guidelines to brea...

This sheet music edition presents the virtuosic and captivating work Hora Staccato by Grigoraș Dinicu in a masterful arrangement for flute and piano. Based on the original Dinicu version, the composit...

Discover the exquisite Grand Duo Concertant, Op. 103, a flute and piano masterpiece by Anton Reicha. This edition features fully edited original sheet music that has been meticulously prepared to pres...

(piano reduction)

Transcribed for flute and piano. Great Performer's Edition.

Contains: Concerto No. 1 in G, K. 313 and Concerto No. 2 in D, K. 314.

Version for Flute and Piano. This edition was prepared by Georges Barrere who premiered this little known, but gem of a work, to great acclaim in New York in 1919.

Revised by Georges Barrere.

Three challenging preludes for solo flute. The Allegro and Allegro molto should be spirited and well-accented, whereas the expressive Andante molto should be played freely.