Partituras para flauta solo

à Monsieur de Lagorsse

Be enchanted by delicate tones and dreamy elegance: With the atmospheric "Rêverie" (dedicated "à Monsieur Jules Fortune"), published by the renowned Schott Musik, flutists are invited into a world of...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting sound world of French Romanticism: With "Introduction et Allegretto" from the famous ballet Namouna, Schott Music presents a true gem for flute and piano. Dedicated...

Abdullah Ibrahim aka 'Dollar Brand' is one of the true jazz greats. His cycle 'African Songs' celebrates the unmistakable atmosphere and cheerfulness of African music. This arrangement for flute and p...

In the 19th Century nationalist themes came into fashion. Composers drew on songs and dances from their native lands, working them into paraphrased adaptations, pot pourri arrangements and sets of var...

Immerse yourself in a captivating world of sound filled with enchantment, emotion, and folkloric magic: With "Serbische Märchen" from the renowned publisher Schott Music, flutists and pianists alike e...

Bring fiery temperament and Mediterranean zest for life to the stage! With "Spanischer Tanz" (Spanish Dance), published by the renowned Schott Musik, flutists can experience a captivating work full of...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting soundscapes of the North with "Schwedische Idylle" (Swedish Idyll), published by Schott Musik. This delightful piece for flute and piano uniquely captures the peacef...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of Russian romance and folklore with the enchanting edition "Russischer Musik-Abend", published by the renowned Schott Musik. Scored for flute and piano, this...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of romantic soundscapes with "Lied ohne Worte (im deutschen Volkstone)", published by the renowned Schott Music. This expressive piece for flute and piano capt...

Joseph Haydn wrote the Symphony Hob. I:24 in D major in 1764, when he was Vice-Kapellmeister in the service of Prince Nicholas I Esterházy and before he was appointed First Kapellmeister in 1766. In t...

Gottlieb Heinrich Köhler was born in Dresden. After his apprenticeship with the Stadtmusikus of Bautzen, he worked as a flute and piano teacher in his hometown before finding employment as an 'art vio...

Jean-Louis Tulou, a pupil of Johann Georg Wunderlich, was one of the leading flutists of his time as a soloist at the opera of his native Paris and a professeur at the Conservatoire. His students incl...

A student of Antonin Reicha at the Paris Conservatoire, Eugène Walckiers, a native of the French part of Flanders, ranks among illustrious French composers: Hector Berlioz, Charles Gounod or César Fra...

Theobald Böhm became the first flutist of the royal Isartortheater in 1816, two years later a member of the royal court orchestra of his native Munich and from 1830 also its first flutist. Concert tou...

Trained on many instruments by the town piper of Schleusingen near his birthplace Erlau in Thuringia, Kaspar (Gaspard, Caspar) Kummer served in various capacities in the service of the Duke of Saxe-Co...

Xavier Boisselot studied composition at the Conservatoire in Paris. In 1836 he won the 1er Grand prix de Rome with the cantata Velléda. His opera Ne touchez pas à la reine premiered in 1847, followed...

The Italian Giulio Briccialdi learned to play the flute mainly from his father. His virtuoso career began early and he received a position as flute teacher with the Count of Syracuse in Sicily. He tra...

Anton Ortner worked as an organist, choirmaster, singing teacher and church musician in his native Munich as well as in Augsburg, where he lived until his death. As a composer, he wrote mainly sacred...