The original UE edition of Time & Rhythm presented a mixture of pieces for varying ensemble numbers with and without percussion. This new update puts pieces for two recorders in one volume and

The original UE edition of Time & Rhythm presented a mixture of pieces for varying ensemble numbers with or without percussion. This new update puts pieces for two recorders in one volume and

With background notes and performance suggestions, Martin Tourish introduces musicians to the world of Celtic music. The selected pieces span three centuries of music-making in Ireland, Scotland, Wales,

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James Rae has arranged ten Edvard Grieg works in "clarinet-friendly" keys, including the familiar and lesser-known pieces. Three selections from "Peer Gynt" and four of Grieg's many songs are supplemented

Fereshteh Rahbari continues his presentation of flute repertoire with Duos 1, 25 easy to intermediate duets from Handel and Haydn to Bartok and modern day composers. Flutists of moderate skills

Raise the curtain on a new collection of works for young flutists, ranging from Baroque to 20th Century. Rahbari has arranged 15 melodies to be accessible by young up and coming students for recital and

Following up on Volume One, Buhne Frei! Volume Two presents 13 more famous classics, ranging from Leopold Mozart to 20th century works of Ravel, Rachmaninoff, and more. Solo and piano accompaniment

Arranger Gisler-Haase finds that vocal music often lends itself well to the flute, since both are breath-dependent. For pedagogic use in flute ensemble classes, she turns to choral music of the Renaissance

Gisler-Haase has chosen six works from the choral repertoire from Renaissance to Romantic and has created six easy to intermediate arrangements for flute trio. Suitable for classroom teaching and

The successor to My First Play-Alongs for Flute, Easy Play-Alongs for flute offers 16 approachable arrangements in easy to moderately difficult levels, with the opportunity to listen, then

Ten select pieces from a broad range of music, from the 16th century to Memory from "Cats," are arranged for students new to ensemble playing. Flexibility is written in, allowing for all recorders,

Warttmann had arranged a good amount of folk music for recorder quartet, with the idea of allowing beginners to play in ensembles with more advanced performers on the lower instruments. In 1981 Universal