Partituras fácil para Flauta de pico

Montblanc / Monte Rosa / Wildhorn / Matterhorn / Jungfrau / Kaiserstock / Pilatus / Titlis / Säntis / Piz Buin / Zugspitze / Wilde Kaiser

Twenty Six pieces - one beginning with each letter of the alphabet! Includes a 'Have fun with rhythm' section and various games pages.

Time & Rhythm contains easy dances and folksongs from various countries and in a variety of styles all beautifully arranged by Viktor Fortin and retaining their spirited and lively qualities. The lyri...

für 3 Sopran- oder Tenor-Blockflöten oder Oboen

Leicht spielbare Tanzstücke aus Niederösterreich und der Steiermark. JM Leoben

Quiet sustained chords accompany this tender melody which is arranged with Bonsor's usual devoted care. Very easy. (The Recorder)

If you can play just a few notes on the recorder, then you're ready for this book. Here are 12 imaginative little pieces for the absolute beginner - classics and specially composed melodies, all with...

The edition is part of the ABRSM Summer 2006 (grades 1,2)The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grade 1)

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 7) and the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grades 2,3,7)

Material für den Anfang mit Spielstücken bis zur Mittelstufe

Ensemble playing among friends Tio, the little keyboard man, is just about to get to know his instrument properly - since his friends with their other instruments would like him to accompany them at t...

Professor Ladislav Daniel Olmütz is one of the best known music educationalists of the Czech Republic. His three-volume recorder method has now been translated into German for the first time.

Linde has divided his 9 Studies into 3 groups entitled 'Miniatures, 'Lines' and 'Episodes'. They are musically demanding compositions in which traditional playing techniques alternate with contemporar...

I Love Recorder is a refreshing, fun and integrated approach to playing the recorder. Written by recorder expert Sally Adams, it is ideal for classroom or individual use. Book 1 provides a step-by-ste...