POD Revised Version-Trio For Piano Oboe And Bassoon - Revised Version by Francis Poulenc. This new edition is based on a second manuscript by Poulenc dated 16th March 1928. Edited by Sandro Caldini in 2016. From the preface: The Trio pour piano hautbois et basson by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) represents a milestone in the repertoire of music for double-reed instruments. It was written between March and April 1926 during a long stay in Côte d'Azur and it was immediately published by Edition Wilhelm Hansen AS Copenhagen in the same year. The composition was influenced by the composer's friendship with Igor Stravinskyand was dedicated to Manuel de Falla. I was lucky to locate a second manuscript (due to the courtesy of the American composer Ned Rorem and his niece Mary Marshall) on which this new edition is based. When I compared this manuscript with the first edition (WH19245) it became evident that there were many differences. The second manuscript is dated 16th March 1928 and clearly states Brouillon definitif (final copy)... Sandro Caldini 2016

Easy well known melodies for solo instruments with piano accompaniment selected and arranged by Chris Allen and Mark Pulman. 41 tunes from folk to classical. 'This is ideal teaching material... Good value' Sheet Music Magazine. 'Here are the usual favourites...but also many well-known melodies not found in other collections. The piano parts are also very simple too. This album should help to encourage the beginner pupil to attempt new pieces on his own and to keep the momentum going during the school holidays.' AWTGrade: Easy