Noten für Flöte solo

for Bass Flute and Piano

for Flute Alone

for Flute Alone.

for Flute and Piano with optional double bass and drums. A suite in three movements: Montuno, Triste, Scherzo.

for Flute and Piano. Great fun to play and appropriate for many performances. Includes an optional part for cello.

A familiar melody, arranged for flute and piano

In 1959, John La Montaine's composed a song cycle for soprano and orchestra titled 'Fragments from the 'Song of Songs'' based on the biblical text, 'The Song of Solomon.' From this work, he derived tw...

In 1959, John La Montaine's composed a song cycle for soprano and orchestra titled 'Fragments from the 'Song of Songs'' based on the biblical text, 'The Song of Solomon.' From this work, he derived tw...

The product available here for purchase is the solo flute part and piano reduction for John La Montaine's Concerto for Flute. Premiered on April 12, 1981 by Keith Bryan and the National Gallery Orches...

John La Montaine's Conversations was composed so that it might be realized in terms of a variety of instruments with piano. The four movements (Encounter, Dispute, Affections, and Word Games) are base...

for Flute and Piano. Amy Marcy Beach (1867-1944) was well-known as a concert pianist and these works show off virtuosic flair in the piano part and fine melodic lines in the flute part. Written in 192...

Slovakian Children's Songs' was composed by Paul Schoenfeld (formerly Schoenfield) in 1995 for flutist Carol Wincenc. It incorporates Slovakian folk quotes from Béla Bartók's 'For Children' (Volume II...

A Place Far Away' opens with a timeless and ethereal mood which gives way to a more stately opening theme. Chromatic shifts in harmony and interplay between the flute and the piano make this piece a d...

During his long military career with the Scottish Royal Highlanders, Gen. John Reid (1721-1807) had numerous occasions to exercise his talents as a flutist and composer. Each solo is in three movement...

A flamboyant set of early 19th century variations with introduction (Fantaisie in G Major on a theme from La Cenerentola by Rossini), edited from an original period publication.