Solo instrumentalists of all kinds can find unique books for their woodwind, brass, or string instrument. Hal Leonard offers series like the Instrumental Play-Along series, which comes with audio demonstration and backing tracks to feel like you are playing with a group, or our 101 Songs series, which features great solo arrangements for each specific sound.
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These are the original editions of the ever-popular instruction books for various instruments by C. Paul Herfurth. The books are packed full of lessons, illustrations, fingering charts, daily practice records, test questions, and manuscript paper for homework. Perfect for use in group lessons, school classes, or for individual lessons.
These are the original editions of the ever-popular instruction books for various instruments by C. Paul Herfurth. The books are packed full of lessons, illustrations, fingering charts, daily practice records, test questions, and manuscript paper for homework. Perfect for use in group lessons, school classes, or for individual lessons.
Softcover
Simple and approachable new pieces for flute and piano by six distinguished composers including Dodgson, Horovitz, Cooke, Ridout, plus two solo pieces by Robert Dick which introduce easy multiphonics.
13 popular melodies arranged for two violins with piano accompaniment, including: Beautiful Dreamer (Foster) · Children’s Prayer (Humperdinck) · Come Back to Sorrento (De Curtis) · Minuetto (Bach) · Sonata Theme (Mozart) · Turkish March (Beethoven) · and more.
Softcover
This song cycle for cello and piano was commissioned by Kathryn Hodges, in honor of Donald A. Hodges on the occasion of his birthday. Each of the six songs is about a member of the family (even the dog) or an activity they enjoy. Songs: I. a quiet time or two, II. brian, III. ludwig,…
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From the well-known Plöner Musiktag set of pieces, this is an arrangement for flute and piano of Evening Concert, originally for flute and string ensemble.
My father made the first sketches for this work, a commission marking the retirement of his colleague (in the Guardini Foundation) Hermann Schuster, in early summer, 2002. The event took place on the 9th September, 2002 in Berlin and there the first performance was given by Julius Berger. Those letters from his colleague’s name corresponding…
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