Wind Instruments - Sheet Music

Contents: Sonata I in D minor * Sonata II in E minor * Sonata III in G * Sonata IV in C.

For unaccompanied oboe.

Contents: Acceptance * Autumn Winds * Figurines * Impressions * Once upon a Time * Promenade of Leprechaun * Regrets * Resignation * Scurrying * Springtime Meadows.

Canzonetta, written in 1978, was intended to be the slow movement of an oboe concerto commissioned by the New York Philharmonic. No other movements were composed and the concerto was left unfinished a...

Field Notes is a compact, one-movement chamber work for oboe, violin, viola, and cello. The work is full of harmonic interest with chromatic and melodic passages shared equally between the parts.

This work is based on the traditional modes/scales of Armenia. 'Duduk' is the name of the Armenian oboe that is normally accompanied by drones. Erkoreka cleverly creates the illusion of the drone's pr...

Oboe and keyboard. 16 pages.

In the Ant Hill, the Ant Queen, the Wicked Spider, Marching Up and Attack, the Queens Wedding Flight, Finale: these are the 6 short movements of the trio which tells a little tale. In the first three...

Vol. 2 - Step by step introduction from basics - Covers a range from B-flat to F3 - Tips for good posture, breathing, trills, practice methodology - Exercises for fingers, vibrations, technique, breat...

The oboe part is relatively easy, but it is a 'real' organ part with an important pedal part.

First Edition

In the opening movement, characterized by fresh inspiration and youthful vigor, the principle of the sequence of motives borrowed from the Baroque concerto still predominates. The dynamically demandin...

A captivating work by the Swiss Schaeuble, who created a grateful tone painting balanced in substance and form, not too heavy in the time of upheaval.

Contemporaries praise Wallner's works for their high degree of originality, perfect compositional technique, and the 'classical romantic fervor' that is especially characteristic of his programmatic g...

A captivating work by the Swiss Schaeuble, who created a grateful tone painting balanced in substance and form, not too heavy in the time of upheaval.

First Edition