Woodwind Solo

Edited by George Barreres.

Edited by Georges Barrere.

This book contains studies in all the major and minor keys. Each study is designed to improve fluency and eveness of finger technique and to improve tone control in all registers. For the intermediate...

Arranged in three progressive levels of difficulty, the Etudes Op. 33 are addressed to students at an intermediate stage of their musical education. Spirited and fun to play, they favour the acquisiti...

The practice of scales is indispensable for obtaining technical ability; unfortunately, it is too often neglected, in default of a good system of fingering. To make scale-practice really profitable, i...

For bassoon and orchestra (piano reduction).

Duration: c. 14 minutes

Contents: Concerto in A Minor - Concerto in C - Concerto in C Minor - Concerto in D Minor - Concerto in E Minor.

Contents: Concerto in B Flat * Concerto in E Flat * Concerto in C * Concerto in F * Concerto in G.

A five movement suite originally written fot Tenor Saxophone and Orchestra, this alternate version is for Bassoon with Piano reduction. A terrific piece to show what's new in 20th Century composers.

Twelve Solos for the Bassoon player, mainly adapted from Orchestral excerpts in order to give the performer practice at playing these solos in context with proper harmonic backing (Piano accompaniment...

Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari's Suite-concertino In F Op. 16 for Bassoon with a Piano reduction of the original orchestral material by Ugo Solazzi.

For bassoon and orchestra (piano reduction).

For bassoon and orchestra (piano reduction).

A suite of six pieces arranged for instrument and piano containing the most popular songs from the musical, including: Old Gumbie Cat / Bustopher Jones / Old Deuteronomy / Skimbleshanks / Memory / Mr....

The Great Performer's Edition version of J. S. Bach's Concerto in A Minor (BWV 1056), transcribed for Flute and Piano by James Galway with a piano reduction by Phillip Moll.

For flute and harp.

(piano reduction)

Contains: Concerto No. 1 in G, K. 313 and Concerto No. 2 in D, K. 314.

Version for Flute and Piano. This edition was prepared by Georges Barrere who premiered this little known, but gem of a work, to great acclaim in New York in 1919.