Partituras para instrumentos de viento

Kummer's chamber music is experiencing a furious renaissance: it is recognized 'that his fantasies are of consummate elegance and always well-set', like his op. 53. Ductus and playfulness in this work...

With its rich ornamentation, passagework interspersed with chromatic steps, and fanned-out chordal playing, Hummel achieves attractive and 'equal' playing moods even in the concertante sonata.

The language of Mozart flows through the elegant, always playful parity of the work of the 'Mozart pupil', without touching his spirit: the dawning romanticism breaks through all too clearly. Suitable...

The importance and popularity of the sonatas is indicated by the fact that advertising advertisements appeared even before the print edition appeared in 1726, and later also in Hamburg, where Telemann...

The importance and popularity of the sonatas is indicated by the fact that advertisements appeared even before the print edition appeared in 1726, and later also in Hamburg, where Telemann was respons...

The importance and popularity of the sonatas is indicated by the fact that advertising advertisements appeared even before the print edition appeared in 1726, and later also in Hamburg, where Telemann...

The importance and popularity of the sonatas is indicated by the fact that advertising advertisements appeared even before the print edition appeared in 1726, and later also in Hamburg, where Telemann...

Schubert's virtuoso solo work needs no recommendation. The variations are indispensable repertoire! Perhaps attention may be drawn here to the meaning-giving painting of our edition.

The two sonatas are among the most beautiful 'songs' from the famous 'Viennese School' entrusted to the flute; warmly recommended in the didactic field.

Edited from the first edition.

Edited from the first edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the first edition. 1. sonata: D major; 2. sonata G major; 3. sonata: A major; 4. sonata:G major; 5. sonata: D major; 6. sonata: F major

In his sonatas, Ries already achieves a breakthrough into Romantic realms through attempts at rhapsodic animation and tonal filling, especially in the expressive slow movements.

The Musical Circul is a rondo that modulates through all the minor keys. With the 6th flute sonata the series continues on completion of this instrumentation.