UT Orpheus Edizioni

Immerse yourself in the captivating soundscape of the 17th and 18th centuries with the "Méthode de Luth Baroque", published by the renowned UT Orpheus Edizioni. Subtitled "Practical Guide for Beginner...

Immerse yourself in the fascinating soundscape of the 17th century with "The Camphuysen Manuscript Volume 2". Part of the renowned "ECHO Collection of Historical Organ Music" (Vol. 2), published by th...

Immerse yourself in the magnificent world of historic keyboard music with the sheet music edition 'Instrumental Works', published by the renowned UT Orpheus Edizioni. This exquisite collection for org...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of the early 17th century with the "12 Ricercari" (1615). This masterful collection captures the intricate counterpoint and stylistic elegance of the era, offe...

Discover the vibrant charm of 18th-century Scottish musical heritage with "47 Scottish Tunes (London c.1742)", published by UT Orpheus Edizioni. This captivating sheet music collection for harpsichord...

Immerse yourself in the splendid world of Baroque opera on the harpsichord! With the first volume of '4 Suites Of The Most Celebrated Lessons', published by the renowned UT Orpheus Edizioni, harpsicho...

Immerse yourself in the fascinating soundscape of the Italian Baroque! With the sheet music edition 'Italian Masters Of The 17th Century – 9 Duets', published by the renowned UT Orpheus Edizioni, an e...

Nicolas de Grigny's Premier livre d'orgue (Paris 1699) represents the summit of musical achievement in organ composition during the French Baroque period. This is revealed by de Grigny's command of la...

The collection called "Six Trios pour flûte, violon et violoncelle" is made up of six trios each divided into two movements. This edition is based on the original edition printed in Paris, presumably...

The collection called "Six Trios pour flûte, violon et violoncelle" is made up of six trios each divided into two movements. This edition is based on the original edition printed in Paris, presumably...