Partituras para flauta solo

Musical variations on the Paisiello theme arranged by Beethoven in an instrumentation that is in demand again today.

When talking about Richter's flute compositions printed during his lifetime, six solo sonatas for flute or violin with basso continuo are mentioned again and again in addition to the sonatas with conc...

The last great virtuoso on the viola da gamba, Carl Friedrich Abel was considered by his contemporaries to be highly esteemed, especially for his thorough insight into composition and his ability to i...

Concert and study literature of the early classical period for solo flute. Important repertoire addition for solo flutists (orchestra), students in higher education and advanced music schools.

Continuation of the early romantic Delius transverse flute edition. A three movement work, especially accessible to the amateur.

Theobald Böhm (1794-1881), who has become world-famous especially as inventor of the modern flute, was an equally respected flute virtuoso and composer in his time. Elégie Op. 47, his last work, was p...

In a brief prefatory note printed on the title page, the composer points out that these suites have all the necessary ornamentation and can be played as solo pieces without bass.

Due to the rediscovery of early music and the interpretation with original instruments, the baroque traverso flute is also enjoying increasing popularity. Hans-Martin Linde (- 1930), one of the most d...

The piece for solo flute, which is both atmospheric and virtuosic, reflects the composer's experience of the sea during a stay on the island of Samos. It is excellently suited as an effective concert...

The tonal language of the flute sonata, and of Wanek's chamber music in general, follows a personal line, apart from any musical taste of the time. Formal coherence, brevity, discreetness and wit are...

Charles (or Charles) Keller (1784-1855) was a gifted and esteemed flutist and composer who wrote a practical school of technique and performance for aspiring flutists. The fantasies presented here as...

In three movements entitled Nakts - Lidojums - Nakts, the Latvian composer Peteris Vasks, born in 1946, uses onomatopoeic devices to describe a nocturnal flight of birds between dusk and dawn.

The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grade 6)