Brahm's "Sonntag" (Sunday) is a great example of the lyrical, melodic style prevalent in the Romantic period. This version offers beginning Flutists to perform a work by one of the masters of western music.The collection which contains this piece and seven others is available here.
This famous and memorable melody is as fun to perform as it is to listen to! This version is aimed towards beginning flutists.The collection which contains this piece and seven others is available here.
"To a Wild Rose" is one of MacDowell's most familiar works, and is draw from his "Woodland Sketches for Piano, Opus 51".The collection which contains this piece and seven others is available here.
Clara Schumann composed this song in 1841, on a text by Ruckert. This arrangement brings an overlooked composer to the world of beginning instrumentalists.
"What is Our Life?, by English Madrigalist Orlando Gibbons (1583 - 1625), is a setting of a poem of the same name thought to have been written by Sir Walter Raleigh. Gibbons music is known for its lyrical beauty, excellent counterpoint and expressive nature.WHAT is our life? The play of...
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