Partituras de trío flauta

In diesem Werk werden sieben Edelsteine musikalisch beschrieben. Der erste Stein ist der rote Rubin, der eine belebende und dynamische Wirkung hat und Lebensfreude, innere Stärke und Selbstbewusstsei...

The Trio Sonatas for two flutes and continuo, here published for the first time, are dedicated to'Monseigneur le Prince Hereditairede Württemberg and the manuscript is located at the Stadtbibliot...

The Trio Sonatas for two flutes and continuo, here published for the first time, are dedicated to'Monseigneur le Prince Hereditairede Württemberg and the manuscript is located at the Stadtbibliot...

Easy to medium level flute trios in score form. Contents: Adagio / Adagio Cantabile (Haydn) / Air from Sonata III (Mattheson) / Allegro (Mozart) / Allegro Scherzando (C. P. E. Bach) / Andantino from T...

Composed around 1924, the Divertissement, op. 91, was first performed in 1937 by Marcel Moyse and colleagues at the Concerts Triton, a series devoted to contemporary music in Paris. The work displays...

Kuhlau's op. 90 is one of the masterpieces that in melodic and instrumental balance combines poetry and elegance with brilliance and virtuosity in the most natural way. Indispensable for the concert!

In Fürstenau's work, written largely for his own use, the virtuoso element naturally predominates, but frequently alternates, alongside polyphonic interpolations, with elegiac and extended recitative-...

In Fürstenau's trios, the brilliant diction of his friend C. M. von Weber does not seem to have remained without influence at times. Especially in the final movements, virtuosity gives way to the work...

The freshness of the invention and the unmistakable flutistic coloration in all trios with a polyphonic touch should awaken the joy of discovery. The movements offer a feast of witty equal interplay f...

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...