Die lange Verbindung zwischen dem Flötisten Ernesto Köhler (1849 - 1907) und dem Verleger Julius Heinrich Zimmermann nahm 1880 ihren Anfang mit der Ausgabe von E. Köhlers Flötenschule, Zimmermanns erstem Verlagswerk überhaupt! Die Schule und auch die Etüden Ernesto Köhlers sind bis heute Standardwerke des Flötenunterrichts. Darüber hinaus komponierte er aber auch mehr als 100 Werke für sein Instrument, von denen viele ebenfalls bei Zimmermann erschienen. Die Serenaden op. 59, op. 70 und op. 74 erschienen 1892 zum ersten Mal bei Zimmermann und liegen hier in einer revidierten Neuausgabe vor. Sie sind typische Vertreter der damals so beliebten Salonstücke, nicht allzu virtuos, aber doch technisch anspruchsvoll. / Flûte Et Piano

Sinfonische Dichtung-A 'symphonic poem' for solo flute accompanied by a full orchestra can be considered unique in the repertoire for the flute. Benoit's Symphonic Poem or Symphonisch Gedicht (Sinfonische Dichtung) is an exciting and challenging piece which has been arranged here for Flute with Piano Reduction by Lucien Vieuxtemps and edited by Werner Richter. This piece is certainly a unique addition to any accomplished flautist’s repertoire.The solo flute part is also included on a separate insert.

The opera Carmen after a short story by Prosper Merimee and the incidental music to the play L'Arlesienne by Alphonse Daudet are without doubt the most important works of Bizet. It is significant for him that his imagination was aroused most by literary subjects of high standing. In spite of failure at their first performances both works became worldwide successes continuing to the present day.The three extracts selected here all of them pieces complete within the larger framework are a testimony to the fact that the brilliant orchestrator Bizet had a special predilection for the flute.This is a wonderful selection ofextracts from Bizet's two great works Carmen and the L'Alesienne Suite No.2 which have been skilfully arranged for Flute with Piano Accompaniment by Werner Richter.The solo flute part is also included on a separate insert.

Schubert's Sonata In A Minor subtitled Arpeggione was written in 1824 and was inspired by an instrument invented by Mr. Georg Staufer which Schubert referred to as an Arpeggione. The instrument was a mixture of a Guitar and a Cello and was held between the knees like a Cello but had frets on the fingerboard like a Guitar. This edition of the work has been wonderfully arranged for Flute and Piano by Peter Lukas Graf.

Muzio Clementi's spirited Sonata Op.3 No.6 for Flute and Piano or Harpsichord edited and with foreword by Nikolaus Delius.

3 songs from Schubert's Schwanengesang D 957 arranged for Alto Flute and Piano by Theobald Bohm in 1858 have been published here for the first time.

Kronke was a prolific composer with 188 opus numbers in his oeuvre. This piece has a Baroque style and is for solo Flute with Piano accompaniment.

6 Sonatas Urtext edition published for the first time with realization of the Continuo

ZM 11790 W. A. Mozart Menuett D-Dur Kategorie: ISMN Nummer: M-010-11790-4 Bearbeiter / Herausgeber: Leeuwen