Partituras para flauta

Origianlly written for flute, strings and piano (Op. 7, No. 3), this version was revised by Yvonne Desportes and John Wummer. Movement titles: I. Allegro, II. Adagio, III. Allegro Assai

Bernhard Molique (1802-1869) was German violinist and composer. Though best known for his Cello Concerto, his Concerto for Flute and Orchestra or Piano, Op. 69, has found in the place in the flute rep...

This traditional Classical interpretation of the Concerto in D, K. 314 (285d), for flute and orchestra is by Ary van Leeuwen, and also included three cadenzas by Joachim Andersen and three cadenzas by...

Originally composed by Cimarosa (1749-1801) for two flutes and orchestra, Louis Moyse revised this piano reduction version and wrote cadenzas for the flutes. It may be performed with two flutes or flu...

Originally composed by Cimarosa (1749-1801) for two flutes and orchestra, Louis Moyse revised this piano reduction version and wrote cadenzas for the flutes. It may be performed with two flutes or flu...

Originally composed by Cimarosa (1749-1801) for two flutes and orchestra, Louis Moyse revised this piano reduction version and wrote cadenzas for the flutes. It may be performed with two flutes or flu...

This flute quartet by Friedrich Kuhlau has been revised by Albert J. Andraud. Movments: I. Andante Maestoso, II. Scherzo, III. Adagio, IV. Rondo. Versions for flute quartet and clarinet quartet are av...

This arrangement by Arthur Ephross for flute choir is from 'Manzoni' Requiem. The vertical rhythms and homophonic writing allows an ensemble of intermediate players to focus on intonation and blending...

The Sonata in d Minor, Opus 108, was originally composed for violin and piano and dedicated Han von Bulow, conductor, composer and friend to Brahms. The sonata's expressive qualities and range lend th...

These cadenza are the results of a contest sponsored by the National Flute Association to provide cadenzas in an appropriate style for the 1991 competitions. There are four different cadenzas to choos...

This version of the famous Beethoven melody has been arranged for flute choir by Richard Thurston. Instrumentation: 4 standard C flutes with opt. alto and bass flutes.