From Spain to Latin America The successful author Hans Joachim Teschner now presents an accompanying volume with typical songs from Spain and Latin America (including Brazil and Argentina) for two guitars for the well-known guitar school ‘Fridolin’. Both the 1st part, arranged as a melody, and the accompanying 2nd guitar part are very easily arranged. As the 1st part can also be taken over by a melody instrument, there are many possibilities for playing together. Content: - Tres hojitas (Asturien) - Ay, linda amiga! (Kastilien) - Al lado de mi cabana (Leon) - Viva lo blanco! - El noy de la mare (Katalogien) - El Vito (Andalusien) - Viva Espana Y Sevilla! (Sevilla) - Anda jaleo (Andalusien) - Al pano fino (Andalusien) - La pajarera (Mexiko) - Sambalelé (Brasilien) - Nesta Rua (Brasilien) - Acordai Doncela (Brasilien) - Zamba Vargas (Argentinien)

Johann Friedrich Fasch (1688-1758), a pupil of Johann Kuhnau, Thomaskantor in Leipzig, and (later, after initial success as an opera composer) of Christoph Graupner, court conductor in Darmstadt, moved to Zerbst in 1722 to take up the post of court conductor, where he remained until the end of his life. Numerous church cantatas, several masses, but above all the impressive number of his highly remarkable instrumental compositions (orchestral suites, symphonies, concertos, quartets and trios) prove Fasch to be one of the truly significant and progressive composers of his time. Johann Sebastian Bach's high regard for the instrumental composer Fasch is documented on several occasions. The title of the work published here for the first time is: Concerto / Flauto Traverso / Violino / Fagotto / Basso Dei Sig. Pasch Content: Allegro Largo Allegro

A Christmas-playing music in six short movements – originally arranged, with solid compositional technique, composed and still easy to play. Content: Auf der Weide - In the meadow Die Botschaft des Engels - The angel's message Aufbruch nach Bethlehem - Departure for Bethlehem Anbetung des Kindes - Adoration of the child Dank Mariens - Mary's thanksgiving Heimkehr - Homecoming

Im Jahre 1778 hörte Mozart in Mannheim den seinerzeit berühmten italienischen Violin-Virtuosen Gaëtano Brunetti. Für ihn schrieb Mozart das Rondo C-Dur für Violine und Orchester KV 373, welches Brunetti 1781 in Wien uraufführte. Wegen seiner guten Spielbarkeit auf der Flöte entstand dann die hier erstmalig veröffentlichte Transkription dieses Rondos für Flöte und Orchester in D-Dur, die im Köchel-Verzeichnis unter Nr. 184 Anh. erwähnt wird.

The pieces are also available individually as pdf files. Click on the drop-down menu under ‘ISSUE (please select)’ Content: 1. Shopping Blues 2. Tango Santiago 3. Cappuccino Rag 4. Loneliness - Einsamkeit 5. No Smoking - Rauchen verboten 6. Mexico 7. Cola Rag 8. Melanie's Melancholy- Melanies Melancholie 9. Coffeetime Blues 10. Salsa Rag 11. Limo Rag 12. At The Bazaar - Auf dem Basar 13. No Exchange - Kein Umtausch 14. Sold Out - Ausverkauft 15. Café au lait Rag 16. My First Bicycle - Mein erstes Fahrrad 17. I Love Fried Potatoes - Ich liebe Bratkartoffeln 18. Samba Rio 19. Desire For Fortune - Wunsch nach Glück 20. Pizza Rag 21. Tango Latino 22. Smile A While - Lächle doch ein wenig

Christoph Schaffrath (1709-1763) was one of the important musicians and composers that the music-loving Frederick II of Prussia gathered around him. He can be described as one of the most interesting and imaginative composers of the Berlin circle. In addition to overtures, symphonies and quartets, he mainly wrote harpsichord works and chamber music in which the keyboard instrument plays a leading role.Schaffrath's Duet in D major is published here for the first time in a new edition. Our edition is based on the copy of the first print of the ‘ Six Duets op. 1 ’ in the Saxon State Library in Dresden. Duets I, III and V are written for violin and harpsichord, the others for flute and harpsichord. The present composition is Duetto II. The editor's work extends to compiling the score, correcting some errors and setting out the continuo passages. Additions to the score are indicated as such by small lines, brackets or dashes. Content: -Allegro -Andante -Allegro

This volume from the B series is intended to provide beginners with a rich collection of easy dances from folklore and folk music for two-part playing on the soprano and alto recorder (transverse flute). As the first part begins in the practice range c‘-d’'and is methodically structured, this volume is suitable for early ensemble playing. The dances can be made more attractive by adding a small percussion instrument. Volume 1: Practice section A from c‘-d’' (soprano recorder) Practice section B from c‘-e’' (soprano recorder) Practice range C from c‘-f’' (soprano recorder) Practice range A from f‘-c’‘’ (alto recorder | flute) Volume 2: Practice range A from c‘-g’' (soprano recorder) Practice range B from c‘-a’' (soprano recorder) Practice range from f‘-d’‘’ (alto recorder | flute) Further playing literature for soprano and alto recorders can be found in the tab ‘’ Similar articles ‘’: From series A ‘’The Music of the Old Masters‘’ and series B ‘’Folklore / Folk Music‘’ 2 booklets each available. (series A: booklet 1 - N 3766, booklet 2 - N 3767; series B: booklet 1 - N 3802, booklet 2 - N 3803) The following series are available for soprano recorders : There are also 4 consecutive volumes available from series A ‘The Music of the Old Masters’. (volume 1 - N 3657, volume 2 - N 3661, volume 3 - N 3664, volume 4 - N 3665) There are 2 volumes available from the series ‘The Great Christmas Carol Collection’. The duets can be extended with a harmony instrument and vocals. (volume 1 - N 3715, volume 2 - N 3716) From series A ‘The Music of the Old Masters’ and series B ‘Folklore / Folk Music’ 2 volumes each are available. (series A: volume 1 - N 3766, volume 2 - N 3767; series B: volume 1 - N 3802, volume 2 - N 3803) The following series are available for alto recorders : From series A ‘The Music of the Old Masters’ and series B ‘Folklore / Folk Music’ 4 and 2 volumes respectively are available. (series A: volume 1 - N 3717, volume 2 - N 3718, volume 3 - N 3719, volume 4 - N 3720; series B: volume 1 - N 3773, volume 2 - N 3774)

"Seckingers Kompositionen verraten ein fundiertes handwerkliches Können, Einfallsreichtum und stilistische Eigenständigkeit". Mit diesen Worten charakterisiert Monika Decker das Schaffen des Musikers in der wissenschaftlichen Abhandlung "Konrad Seckinger - ein zeitgenössischer Komponist".

Das vorliegende Werk wurde 1987 für die Sonntäglichen Orgelstunden im Museum der Stadt Regensburg geschrieben. Für die Bearbeitung wurden originale Querflötenpartien aus dem reichen Kantatenschaffen J. B. Bachs ausgewählt. Inhalt: - Das Blut, das meine Schuld durchstreicht - Jesus, der ins Fleisch gekommen - Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan - Herzlich tut mich verlangen

Inhalt: 1. Zieh an die Macht, du Arm des Herrn 2. Die helle Sonn' leucht jetzt herfür 3. Schönster Herr Jesu 4. Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme 5. Freu dich sehr o meine Seele 6. In dieser Nacht 7. Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König