This collection of sheet music offers an atmospheric selection of easy Christmas carols for two to three recorders (two soprano recorders with an alto or tenor recorder). The easy-to-play arrangements are ideal for lessons, Christmas recitals or playing together in an ensemble. With their familiar melodies, all the pieces inspire musicians to play during the Advent season. The music is printed in large, child-friendly notation, making it easier to read and play – ideal for young musicians.

Content: Alle Jahre wieder Lasst uns froh und munter sein Sankt Niklaus hat ein Eselchen Pille, Palle, Polle O Tannenbaum Ihr Kinderlein kommet O du fröhliche Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht Es ist ein Ros‘ entsprungen Vom Himmel hoch Hört, ihr Hirten Ihr Hirten erwacht Inmitten der Nacht O laufet, ihr Hirten Kommet, ihr Hirten Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht‘ Die heiligen Drei Könige Still, still, still Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen

The two volumes of ‘Die große Weihnachtslieder-Collection’ contain over 200 two-part Christmas carols for 2 soprano recorders. The songs are provided with lyrics and chord symbols, so that it is possible to expand the circle of musicians by adding vocals and harmony instruments such as guitar or piano. Volume I is divided into four sections: A. No key signatures (Nos. 1–8) B. F sharp (Nos. 9–51) C. B flat (Nos. 52–95) D. F sharp and B flat (Nos. 96–102) The songs are also available individually as pdf files. Click on the drop-down menu under ‘ISSUE (please select)’.

The Great Christmas Carols Collection , Volume II contains over 90 two-part Christmas carols for two soprano recorders. The songs include lyrics and chord symbols, making it possible to add vocals and a harmony instrument—such as a guitar or piano—to the ensemble. This volume is divided into seven sections: A. E-flat (Nos. 103–131) B. F-flat (Nos. 132–178) C. G-flat (No. 179) D. A'' (Nos. 180–181) E. G-sharp' (Nos. 182–191) F. C-sharp'' (Nos. 192–197) G. E-flat'' (No. 198)

Twelve chorales from the Christmas Oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach, edited for recorder quartet (SATB). The voices are also available separately. Contents: - Ach mein herzliebes Jesulein - Brich an, o schönes Morgenlicht - Schaut hin dort liegt im finstern Stall - Wir singen dir in deinem Heer - Dies hat er alles uns getan - Seid froh dieweil - Ich will dich mit Fließ bewahren - Jesus richte mein Beginnen - Dein Glanz all Finsternis verzehrt - Zwar ist solche Herzensstube - Ich steh an deiner Krippen hier - Nun seid ihr wohlgerochen

Inspired by the Flanders Recorder Quartet, at least 10 compositions by Jan Van Landeghem have seen the light of day, half of which are encores. In what is probably his best-known encore, Rimsky-Korsakov's Bumblebee ‘flies’ through Mozart's Turkish March. Even the Radetzky March by Johann Strauss makes an appearance in this extremely amusing arrangement, which is very suitable for serving the audience a beautiful and contemporary musical dessert at the end of a concert.

Who among us doesn’t enjoy singing whilst hiking, during a break, around a campfire or at a social gathering? These songs are great fun: they lift the spirits, their rhythm gets into your blood – because doing things together is twice as enjoyable. The most beautiful and well-known songs from the rich treasure trove of German-language hiking songs are collected here, illustrated and accompanied by sheet music. They can be sung or played on the recorder or guitar. A generous and clear layout of the sheet music makes it easy to read the melodies. The chosen, easy-to-play keys allow even the less experienced recorder player to join in. The classic instrument for the hiking song, the guitar, has not been forgotten either. Simple and easy-to-read chord fingerings allow for effortless accompaniment of the songs.

Christmas music from Dalmatia for two and three recorders of different tunings or any other instruments. In Volume IV of the International Music Society’s anthology, Robert Lach published organ pieces which he had heard on the island of Lussin during a Christmas midnight mass and had subsequently copied from a manuscript dated 1 December 1830. The melodies are so lovely that it seemed sensible to make them available to recorder players in a simplified version. These pastorals combine Italian and Croatian elements in a delightful blend, based on ancient folk tunes. Instead of recorders, any other instruments may be used; the violin, for example, is well suited for the lower part of the three-part arrangements.

Old Christmas carols from Silesia for 2 Descantrecorder and 1 Treblerecorder.

12 Christmas shepherd songs for soprano and alto recorder.

Suite de pièces pour la Maréchalle de Villars Jaques Martin Hotteterre, known as “Le Romain” – the Roman – was born about 1680 and died at the age of 81 in Paris in 1761. Jaques Martin's father Henri was a well-known chamber musician and excellent instrument maker, so that music became accessible to him at an early age. In 1705, after a long stay in Italy, he entered the service of the French court as an instrumentalist. Jaques Martin Hotteterre, who enjoyed a high reputation as a flutist, is considered the founder of the great French flute tradition. His method book, Princips de la flûte traversière ou flûte d'Allemagne, de la flûte à bec ou flûte douce et du haut-bois, published in 1707 and reprinted shortly afterwards in the Netherlands and London, is still considered one of the fundamental works for serious flutists today. In addition to further teaching works for the flute and the musette, he wrote a large number of sonatas, duets, trios, suites and pieces, many of which were dedicated to high-ranking persons at court.