Songs for flute

The original edition of 1919 has been completely revised. In 1995 Alwin Wollinger got an old edition from the previous ownership of the flutist Erich Meyer, where uncertain passages of the first editi...

Eine geschickte Auswahl der Stücke, weil hier die Flöte wirklich solistisch und führend, aber auch sonst durchgehend eingesetzt ist.

Selections from Titanic arranged for Flute.

Italian flautist and composer, Giuseppe Gariboldi (1833-1905) moved to Paris after his studies where he worked as a virtuoso Flute player and prolific composer. Being exceedingly talented, Gariboldi's...

The Petites Etudes are of similar melodic charm as Gariboldi's Études mignonnes Op.131 (Schott, ED 20354). A bit more virtuoso with regard to the fingering technique and articulation (and with the add...

The Petites Etudes are of similar melodic charm as Gariboldi's Études mignonnes Op.131 (Schott, ED 20354). A bit more virtuoso with regard to the fingering technique and articulation (and with the add...

The 24 Etudes by the Danish flutist, conductor and composer Carl Joachim Andersen (1847-1909) cover the whole circle of fifths and would be perfect for both professional players-to-be and ambitious am...

These 24 Studies were specifically written by Boehm from his intimate knowledge of the new flute which was constructed by and named after him. Their purpose was not only to demonstrate that all the 24...

The Danish flautist and composer Andersen was one of the founder members of the Berlin Philharmonic, and for 10 years was the orchestra's 1st flute. He toured extensively (including Russia and America...

Bach's Arioso was arranged in many different forms by the composer. First written as a Violin or Oboe Concerto in G minor, now lost, it was then transposed and re-used as the Sinfonia to the Cantata B...

This is a beautiful transcription of the G-minor Siciliano from the Sonata for Flute and Continuo in Eb major (BWV 1031), with the left-hand part is Bach’s continuo righthand line placed in the left-h...

The sonatas for flute and basso continuo by George Frideric Handel have been firm favourites among flautists for 270 years. The edition published by Bärenreiter in 1955 could essentially only rely on...

Debussy originally wrote 'Syrinx', a work in the thoroughly French tradition, in 1913 as incidental music for the play 'Psyche', which his friend, the poet and playwright Gabriel Mourey, had written....

Posthumous first edition by Raymon Meylan