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Zwei Sonatinen

Ferenc Farkas (1905-2000) wrote his two sonatinas in 1930-31 for two outstanding violinists of his generation: György Hannover, who died young, and Ede Zathureczky, who was to have a bright career. The composer, who was studying in Rome at the master class of Ottorino Respighi at that time, fills the easy-to-understand works with neoclassical themes, sometimes showing the characteristics of Hungarian folk music. At the same time, he provides performers with the opportunity to display their expressiveness and virtuosity.

Zwölf leichte kleine Stücke : für Flöte mit Klavierbegleitung

The works of István Szelényi (1904-1972) have become increasingly well known worldwide in recent decades. Particularly popular are his pedagogical works issued by EMB and major West European publishers: works for junior orchestra and pieces for beginners, for violin and for piano, some of the latter for four hands. This volume offers pieces for beginners on the flute: a colourful collection of little character pieces with piano accompaniment, originally written for the violin. (The piano accompaniment may be played by the teacher, or by a student from a more advanced class.)

Ausgewählte Etüden für Flöte I : Selected Studies for Flute 1

The three volumes contain 176 studies by 25 composers. The selection was made according to technical usefulness and musical value. The studies follow in order of the grade of difficulty and are grouped around certain problems. All three volumes can be applied as supplementary material to any flute tutor. Their use should be determined by the progress of the student and not by the class he attends. We recommend the first volume (Z. 8591) for beginners, the second (Z. 8592) one for advanced students on the lower level, the third (Z. 8593) for intermediate students.

Ausgewählte Etüden für Flöte III : Selected Studies for Flute 3

The three volumes contain 176 studies by 25 composers. The selection was made according to technical usefulness and musical value. The studies follow in order of the grade of difficulty and are grouped around certain problems. All three volumes can be applied as supplementary material to any flute tutor. Their use should be determined by the progress of the student and not by the class he attends. We recommend the first volume (Z. 8591) for beginners, the second (Z. 8592) one for advanced students on the lower level, the third (Z. 8593) for intermediate students.

Ausgewählte Etüden für Flöte II : Selected Studies for Flute 2

The three volumes contain 176 studies by 25 composers. The selection was made according to technical usefulness and musical value. The studies follow in order of the grade of difficulty and are grouped around certain problems. All three volumes can be applied as supplementary material to any flute tutor. Their use should be determined by the progress of the student and not by the class he attends. We recommend the first volume (Z. 8591) for beginners, the second (Z. 8592) one for advanced students on the lower level, the third (Z. 8593) for intermediate students.

Selected Pieces for Four Flutes

Music by Ferenc Liszt on four flutes? The raison d’ etre of these arrangements, which at a first hearing seem bizarre, is provided by several factors: 1) Liszt’s numerous arrangements of works of his own and those of other composers. 2) A characteristic feature of Liszt’s late piano style: his preference for certain registers of the instrument specifically, in several of his works (e.g. Forgotten waltzes, Christmas tree) for the high register. 3) The practical aspect: these pieces selected and arranged by the excellent first flautist of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra create a convincing illusion when played on four flutes, and offer an opportunity at anearly stage for those learning to play the flute to discover Romanticism and the music of this great composer. (The alto flute part may be played by a student from a more advanced class, or by the teacher.) The pieces in this collection are equally suitable for study purposes and for concert performance.