Joseph Haydn

Stellen wir uns drei Wachfiguren vor, die die Uhr verzieren, sich mit ihren Flöten zur Musik bewegend. Und plötzlich erwachen sie zum Leben, wie Pinocchio vom Rührbesen des Zauberstabs der guten Fee,...

Johann Michael Haydn (geboren am 13. September 1737 in Rohrau, gest. am 10. August 1806 in Salzburg) erhielt seine erste musikalische Ausbildung wie sein älterer Bruder Joseph als Sängerknabe in Wien....

An arrangement of six compositions for Flute-Clock, a mechanical instrument of the rococo period. Arranged for 3, 4, or 5 C flutes, according to texture, any of the movements can be performed independ...

The finale movement of Symphony No. 45 Arranged for the NFA Professional Flute Choir for the 1994 NFA convention in Kansas City. An excellent way to end either a full program or a first half. The scor...

This familiar work was premiered in 2001 at the NFA convention in Dallas on a program featuring 'morning' music. Delightful for any program. Instrumentation: 6 C Flutes, Alto Flute (or C Flute), Bass...

A beautiful work, scored for Solo Flute with 2 C Flutes, Alto Flute, and Bass Flute. Optional 3rd Flute included for Alto Flute.

This well known work, originally for two flutes and cello is creatively arranged for flute and guitar.

Expressing the gladness of winter's end and the arrival of spring, this lovely work is arranged for 4 C Flutes and Piano. The fourth flute part can be played on either Alto Flute or C Flute.

Originally composed for two flutes and cello, the London Trios were a gift from Haydn to the Baron of Aston in Preston, outside of London in 1794. These trios were a sort of hostess present in appreci...

This technically demanding piece was originally composed for flute and string orchestra. This version was revised by Marcel Moyse, while the cadenzas and piano reduction was supplied by Louis Moyse. T...