Noten für Instrumente

Ursprünglich für Klavier solo geschrieben, verrät die lyrische Schönheit dieser Flötentranskription die eigenwillige Persönlichkeit des begabten Bayern Adolf von Henselt (1814-1889), der ausgesprochen...

for Flute and Piano. Originally for solo piano, the four Opus 90 impromptus were written in the autumn of 1827, late in Schubert's life. This flute edition of the beautiful third impromptu evokes the...

for Flute and Piano. Offenbach, who is best-known for his tuneful operettas (Tales of Hoffmann, Orpheus in the Underworld), was a cellist. This lyrical elegy was originally composed for the cello, but...

A solo flute arrangement of the Spring concerto from Vivaldi's famous 'The Four Seasons.' Three contrasting movements with historical notes and editing by renowned flutist Stephen Preston.

for Solo Flute. Scottish Folk Tune with Variations. A delightful Celtic tune for solo flute. This little piece makes a great companion piece to the Celtic tunes for flute and guitar in the 'Celtic Col...

for Solo Flute. The Wood Nymph of Nonacris; Pandemonium. This work earned the composer an ASCAP 'Grant to Young Composers' award and also first prize in the Boston University Mallory Miller Compositio...

A collection of recital pieces - six unaccompanied flute solos and five duets for two flutes. The pieces are written to be accessible to late intermediate students, yet of interest to mature artists a...

Based on a rare and unique flower, this three-movement piece for solo flute invokes the setting as well as the flower itself. Movements include: I: Malaysian Rain Forest; II: Pollination; III: Blossom...

Based on the slow movement of Beethoven's Symphony No.7, this piece incorporates motives inspired by both Beethoven and the flute literature at large. Great for recitals and eclectic performances.

for Solo Flute. The birds are the actual composers of this work, which is made very playable by the composer! Movements include: House Finch Variations; American Robin and Song Sparrow; Kauai O'o: To...

for Solo Flute or Alto Flute. 'Not just one of the greatest pieces of music ever written, but one of the greatest achievements of any man in history. It's a spiritually powerful piece, emotionally pow...

for Solo Flute. This piece was written for Slovenian flutist Matej Zupan, and was premiered, by him, at the San Francisco Flute Festival 2010. The piece is nostalgic in nature and describes a summer t...

for Solo Flute. Three Dance Pieces are delightful small pieces for solo flute. Each is unique with a character all its own. Winner of the NFA 1987 Newly Published Music Competition. Toot Suite is a sh...

Watermarks consists of three movements (Vapour Pressure, Condensation, Crystals), which represent three of the four stages of the water cycle. The music is alternately rhythmic, angular and lyrical, g...

Big Kahuna' is a term that means, among other things, a monster wave or a surfer who rides them. This composition for solo flute follows the emotions of a surfrider, from the calmness when entering th...

To 'vamp' means to improvise on or repeat musical material for an indeterminate length of time. 'Revamper' describes one who does this over and over. Various extended techniques, such as singing while...

Salsa is a popular Hispanic-American urban dance music with deep African and Cuban roots. Charanga is a style of Salsa which was popular from the 1920's through the 1970's. What made Charanga unique w...

From the composer: 'Many of the versions of this myth describe Pan as lustful, painting him as the image of carnal desire against purity and virtue. Upon further study of the metamorphoses, and the va...

This work consists of three movements of 11 minutes approximately. The character of the first movement can be defined as contemplative and interrogative and it is developed through an initial explosio...

I'm Not Connected to Anything' for Solo Flute by Micah Hayes was premiered by Daria Binkowski at the Aspen Music Festival. From the composer, the piece 'uses snaky chromatic melodies to evoke a sense...

'Andino II' has been inspired directly by the Ecuadorian composer Arturo Rodas, who has been the creator of the genre 'Andino'.