The “dumb it down” series offers simplified piano accompaniments to works for violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, clarinet, and other instruments. Johann Baptist Vanhal (1739–1813) was a Bohemian composer of the Viennese Classical period and a contemporary of Haydn and Mozart. His Concerto in D major for double bass and orchestra is part of the double bass repertoire; this simplified version for double bass and piano is in C major and is arranged for the orchestral tuning (E–A–D–G). Another edition of Vanhal’s Concerto for Double Bass and Piano, in D major, is available under item number 6596 .

The “dumb it down” series offers simplified piano accompaniments to works for violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, clarinet, and other instruments. Johann Baptist Vanhal (1739–1813) was a Bohemian composer of the Viennese Classical period and a contemporary of Haydn and Mozart. His Concerto in D major for double bass and orchestra is part of the standard repertoire for double bass; this simplified version for double bass and piano is also in D major and is arranged for the solo tuning (F♯–B–E–A). Another edition of Vanhal’s Concerto for Double Bass and Piano, in C major, is available under item number 659 7 .

With explanations and over 180 practice questions on all aspects of the cello Teaching students theoretical knowledge is no easy task. However, Maria Evers and Andreas Franzky provide a brief and clear explanation for every musical term and musical symbol that frequently appears in cello publications. In the entertaining questions that follow, the material is considered from a variety of perspectives, thereby reinforcing it. A knowledge quiz at the end of each of the three sections reinforces this process. A publication that not only motivates younger students but is also engaging for older cellists.

New and old songs for 1 or 2 soprano recorders A colourful songbook for young recorder players Wherever the Flötenvogel chirps, music is in the air! Flötenvogel’s Playground is a lovingly designed collection of children’s songs and folk songs that turns playing the recorder into a musical experience for the very youngest. This edition builds on the popular recorder method book Der Flötenvogel – a classic that has been guiding children into the world of music for decades. Whether used as a supplement to Part 2 of the method or as a standalone activity book, this edition playfully develops musical skills such as a sense of rhythm, key changes and ensemble playing. Thanks to the larger-sized notes, even untrained eyes can follow along easily – a real bonus in early instrumental lessons. Captivating arrangements, simple movement ideas and an invitation to make music freely turn the ‘playground’ into a place full of sound and creativity. And when the summer fete, school performance or family concert comes around, young recorder players are guaranteed to have something up their sleeves that will delight everyone! A book for anyone who wants to experience music with joy, movement and imagination.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB, recorder octet SATB TBGbSb, viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined. Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments, the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

- based on a theme from the 16th century. Julian Schlitzer enriches the ukulele repertoire with virtuoso ‘Folia Variations’, which combine baroque tradition and modern playing techniques. The folia, originally a wild dance from Portugal, has become an integral part of music history over the centuries. Schlitzer makes full use of the tonal possibilities of re-entrant tuning - from strumming and tremolo to tapping. This edition is part of the ‘Elisabeth Pfeiffer presents Ukulele’ series published by Heinrichshofen Verlag, which establishes the ukulele as a versatile solo instrument. The ‘Folia Variations’ are both a demanding concert piece and a didactic etude - ideal for advanced players who want to expand their technical repertoire. The edition is also available as a pdf file. Click on the drop-down menu under ‘Issue (please select)’

Freud und Leid zur Winterszeit Spielstücke, Lieder und Tänze für 2 Sopran- ( Tenor-) und 1 Altblockflöte (Bassblockflöte)