Musiche per strumenti

Questa graziosa ninna nanna fu pubblicata per la prima volta quando il compositore venezuelano aveva 19 anni.

Two beautiful pieces for flute and piano in the French-Romantic style.

Arranged by flutist Amy Kempton and edited by Carl Strommen, all eight pieces in this collection have been carefully edited to ensure a great musical experience. Destined to become standard recital an...

The 11 solos featured in this collection present a variety of styles and tempi. They are enjoyable performance pieces for players at all levels, and the piano accompaniment is very accessible.

This solo with piano accompaniment collection contains 12 of the most popular classics played at weddings. One book contains everything a soloist needs for the entire ceremony. An accompaniment CD is...

Chill-out' pieces to enjoy between exams. Fun Club continues, with a flute edition, including a free Online Audio containing the performance and backing tracks. Also, a separate student copy is now av...

A new addition to our popular Tunes You Know series drawn from Heather Hammond's vibrant new flute course Funky Flute! This varied collection of popular tunes in Heather's funky style will provide hou...

Fürstenau: 3 Pieces, Adagio et Polonaise; Rondo; Introduction et Variations

L'edizione delle opere complete di Pietro Antonio Locatelli (1695-1764) è un'edizione critica che si propone di rendere accessibili a studiosi e operatori le opere del maestro secondo le più recenti i...

This short piece, which was composed at the request of its dedicatee Anne-Cécile Cuniot (who gave its first performance on 4 August 2001 in Cambridge), is a veritable study on the art of theatre. It i...

This book presents a dozen timeless wedding themes from various sources arranged in idiomatic keys for flute or violin with tasteful piano accompaniment. A convenient pull-out part is included for the...

'Small orchestra, strings, some wind, and harp: in no other work of mine is a harp so central. No way could I paint heavy battle scenes. Pastoral rather than aggressive', writes Heininen about his con...