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Our edition is the first to attempt to reconcile both the demands of a faithful and meaningful printing of the work and those of the performing musicians.

The Concerto Op. 283 in D major for Flute and Orchestra is a radiant jewel of Romantic flute repertoire. Both passionately dreamy and shimmering with cheerful yet elegiac nuance, this captivating conc...

2 (Pic), 2 (EHn), 2 (BK1), 2/ 2, 2, 2, 0 / 2 Schlzg / Hf, Klav, Cel (Akk) / Str.

A central work of Joseph Suder, completed in 1925, which is one of his most frequently performed orchestral works. In this highly romantic and expressive work he found the principle of thematic synthe...

Immerse yourself in the melodious elegance of the flute repertoire with the "Concerto for Flute and Orchestra No. 12 in G major". This enchanting work showcases the radiant virtuosity and delicate exp...

Immerse yourself in the gripping soundscape of classical orchestral music with the "Symphony No. 39 in G minor". The key of G minor has long been associated with profound emotional depth, dramatic ten...

Along with Reinecke's Flute Concerto, one of the most popular works of Romantic flute literature: indispensable for every student.

Next to Reinecke's Flute Concerto one of the most popular works of the romantic flute literature: indispensable for every student. Set of parts: 6x violin 1, 6x violin 2, 4x viola, 6x violoncello, 3x...

Müller's 'Little Symphony', unproblematic in structure but not undemanding in character, captivates with lively outer movements framing a songlike, melancholy slow movement.

For the concert repertoire of all oboists a grateful perfectly worked piece, whose lansamer movement (romance) captivates with simplicity and intimacy.

Conceived with a 'masterly trained hand and good taste', the work, influenced in style by operatic facture, is pure instrumental balcanto.

The first movement, in sonata form, is characterized by a unison theme of impetuous character. The Adagio, dipped in typical G minor melancholy, is followed by a cheerful, buoyant rondeau sweep.

Discover a masterful gem of the flute repertoire: the 7th Concerto in E minor for flute and orchestra captivates with its fascinating blend of virtuosic brilliance, elegant charm, and deeply felt expr...