G. Schirmer

From The Four Seasons. Transcribed for Flute and Piano by James Galway.

A collection of Flute music from the Baroque era, selected, revised and annotated by Louis Moyse. Includes music by Johann Joachim Quantz, C. P. E Bach and Frederick the Great.

A collection of 37 pieces arranged in progressive order for Flautists in the early grades with Piano accompaniment. Contains many well known classics by Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Handel, Chopin and oth...

Three stirring Nocturnes by Field, Chopin and Boulanger, arranged by James Galway for Flute and Piano.

8 duos for clarinet and double bass.

This work was composed for the outstanding clarinetist Anton Stadler (1753-1812), a member of the court orchestra in Vienna and a friend of Mozart's from the time the latter first settled in Vienna in...

An optional part for Viola that can be used in place of Cello is included in this edition.

2 copies required for performance.

2 copies needed to perform.

G. F. Handel's Concerto In B Flat has been transcribed for solo Harp, with an extended cadenza, by Carlos Salzedo.

For woodwind quintet.

Two works by Enrique Granados, Oriental and Madrigal, transcribed here for Horn and Piano, by Kazimierz Machala.

Transcribed and arranged for Horn and Piano by Mason Jones, these pieces are chosen to help the young player develop their musical sensibility, learn to express themselves musically and enjoy playing...

For clarinet and orchestra (piano reduction).

This chamber work by American composer Joan Tower who is known for her symbolic titles that draw on abstract, action-filled imagery. Fantasy for Clarinet and Piano accompaniment is based on ...those H...

Schirmer's Library Of Musical Classics Vol. 1747-B The must-have publication for students of the clarinet is now available with piano accompaniments.

A selection of Clarinet Solos and Duets adapted from Johann Sebastian Bach's Violin and Keyboard music, by Eric Simon. Suitable for the Intermediate player.

First performance: Philharmonic Augusteo Orchestra, Bernardino Molinari, conductor; Adriano Theater, Rome, Italy; 13 December 1936

For unaccompanied trombone.

Contains: Op. 59 (Nos. 1, 2 and 3) À Op. 74 À Op. 95.

For Strings (8-8-4-4-4).

Best known for his piano compositions and virtuoso performances, Rachmaninoff was also a great composer for other instruments. These movements, edited by David Butler Cannata, are excellent examples.

Curwen Edition.