Schott Musik

The trio sonata, which begins with a siciliano (pastorale), is especially suitable for the Christmas season.

Christoph Schaffrath (1709-1763) worked as a musician at the court of Frederick II. The trio sonata published here for the first time is aimed at flutists, at music schools and conservatories, and at...

Anton Stamitz (1750 - around 1800) composed important contributions to the flute literature. The son of the famous 'Mannheim' Johann Stamitz lived for a long time in Paris and Versailles, where he pub...

The Englishman James Hook composed about 30 musical comedies and operas as well as a large number of chamber music works for various instrumentations. The Duettinos op. 42 were published around 1795 i...

Unlike some of the early compositions attributed to him, Quantz's Opus 2 is one of the works legitimized by his autobiography. The duets were first published in 1759, a few years after the 'Versuch ei...

Unlike some of the early compositions attributed to him, Quantz's Opus 2 is one of the works legitimized by his autobiography. The duets were first published in 1759, a few years after the 'Versuch ei...

A cellist in the Mannheim court orchestra, Anton Filtz (1733-1760) wrote two well-known flute concertos and numerous chamber music works apart from 40 symphonies. Schubert wrote about him in his 'Ästh...

The present work 'Pantomime' by Paul Hindemith, now available as a separate edition for the first time, comes from his opera 'Cardillac', performed in 1926 for the first time, a musical setting of the...

François Devienne was active as a flutist and bassoonist and left behind a rich compositional oeuvre (operas, orchestral and chamber music). He was also important as a teacher and taught at the Conser...

In 1739 Hasse published six trio sonatas in London, of which the fourth is available in this edition. The almost vocal expressiveness, especially of the two slow movements, reveals the important vocal...

These duets are taken from a print published in London in 1746 entitled 'SIX / SONATAS / OR / DUETS / FOR TWO / GERMAN FLUTES or VIOLINS / Compos'd By / SIGr. PIETRO LOCATELLI / Opera Quarta'.

These duets are taken from a print published in London in 1746 entitled 'SIX / SONATAS / OR / DUETS / FOR TWO / GERMAN FLUTES or VIOLINS / Compos'd By / SIGr. PIETRO LOCATELLI / Opera Quarta'.

The six caprices can be performed in a closed sequence or individually. It is also up to the players to compose three or four caprices of their own choice into a shorter suite.