Kevin Mayhew Publishers

100 well-known melodies from classical to chart-toppers and folk songs to film themes, all expertly arranged for treble clef instruments.

These well-known pieces have been imaginatively arranged by the ever-popular Chris Tambling for recorder players of around Grade 1-2 standard.

These well-known pieces have been imaginatively arranged by the ever-popular Chris Tambling for recorder players of around Grade 1-2 standard.

By popular demand, here is another collection of fun and appealing tunes for recorder that fills pupils with confidence. Just as in books one and two there's a Online Audio with backing at both perfor...

Here Alan Haughton puts a fresh spin on some of the world's most familiar tunes. They have been expertly arranged for recorder with great piano accompaniments and the free Online Audio includes both b...

With 30 fabulous favourites from classic pop hits and the world of TV and film, Pops You Know will be enjoyed by recorder players of all ages and abilities. So find a pianist or play along with the CD...

The recorder is a great instrument! The aim of the Red Hot Recorder Tutor is to inspire while having a lot of fun. This second book in the series has more notes to learn, catchy solo pieces, ensemble...

Red Hot Recorder Tutor 2 continues the same great method introduced in Book 1, combining best practice with a fun approach. The pupil's book contains all the teaching material and the teacher's book h...

Red Hot Recorder Tutor 2 continues the same great method introduced in Book 1, combining best practice with a fun approach. The pupil's book contains all the teaching material and the teacher's book h...

Two at a Time is a groundbreaking programme for instrumental teaching. Sarah's famous fun approach starts from scratch - absolutely no knowledge required on the part of the pupilenables the teaching o...

Twenty fun and jazzy pieces that provide an excellent introduction to ensemble playing. Scored for two descants, treble and tenor recorder, and playable with or without the piano accompaniments. Inclu...

Ready, Steady Recorder! guides children from the very beginning, from teaching them how to hold a recorder properly, to key symbols which are explained at the beginning and repeated throughout the boo...

Ready, Steady Recorder! guides children from the very beginning, from teaching them how to hold a recorder properly, to key symbols which are explained at the beginning and repeated throughout the boo...

Play along with 30 favourite tunes.

Play along with 30 favourite tunes.

Descant Recorder Hub is a collection of colourful and quirky new pieces, studies, duets and trios for descant recorder. The book will inspire elementary and intermediate players, providing new music t...

Stages: Grade 8+Sonata Concisa is monothematic in construction, with three contrasting movements, and may be equally successfully performed on the flute. It is suitable for players of Grade 8 to Diplo...

Each of the solos in this collection has been carefully selected from the most popular of the great orchestral pieces and expertly arranged for the intermediate to advanced cellist with Piano accompan...

A fun book of jazzy pieces to encourage students in the early stages of learning. This book starts with just one note and takes you up to sixteen. A free CD is included containing the pieces with and...

A collection of pieces previously required for Associated Board cello examinations, grades 5-7. Useful practice

Instruments: Cello'My edition of Elgar's Cello Concerto scrupulously follows the composer's original. It is 'edited' only in the sense that I have added bowings and fingerings to the cello part which...

The Julian Lloyd Webber performing edition series continues with Saint-Saëns Concerto No 1 in A minor. Also included is the Allegro Appassionato Op. 43 and The Swan.

This scholarly performing edition by Tim Hugh includes a CD performed by him in each book. Beautifully produced books at an amazingly reasonable price.

Concerto in C von Joseph Haydn, originalgetreu bearbeitet von Julian Lloyd Webber.