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3rd Octave B Fluorocarbon Lever Harp Camac Harp Telenn Kadiou B14
3rd Octave D Fluorocarbon Lever Harp Camac Harp Telenn Kadiou D12
1st Octave A Fluorocarbon Lever Harp Camac Harp Telenn Kadiou A1
Bach's 15 Inventions (BWV 772-786) arranged for Recorder Duet (AT).
Pan for Alto Recorder and Guitar by Daniel Kaiser.
4 Méditations for soprano recorder or tenor recorde by Ulrich Dalm.
Two Ballades for Harp by Eugene Goossens.
Six Studies is a set of six studies for Pedal Harps by Eric Schmidt. Reviewed and edited by Pierre Jamet, a French Professor at the Paris Conservat...
View full detailsGabriel Pierné (1863-1937) was a French composer, conductor and organist. Despite being predominantly remembered as a conductor, his Solo De Concer...
View full detailsAu Bord du Ruisseau for Harp from Henriette Renié's 6 Pièces - Suite No.1.
Facsimile of Alberti's Opus 2 Sonatas for violin and continuo published in Bologna, 1721.
Facsimile of Sandoni's works for harpsichord.
Facsimile of Pesenti's first book of dances for keyboard published in Venice, 1635.
Facsimile of Bononcini's chamber music containing 2,3 and 4 part works for violin and violone. 2 violins and continuo and 2 violins, viola and viol...
View full detailsFacsimile of Ruggiero's First book of Villanelle and Arias for 3 voices published in Venice.
Facsimile of Legrenzi's work for solo voice published in Bologna, 1670.
Facsimile of a collection of canzonette for two soprano and bass by Tommaso and Mariano published in Venice.
Facsimile of the orchestral score of arias from Hasse's opera Artaserse published in London.
Facsimile of Perti's Cantata for bass voice and strings.
Facsimile of Cossoni's Love Canzonettes for solo voice with continuo published in Bologna, 1669.
Facsimile of Sonatas for violin and violoncello by various composers including Corelli, Torelli and Rozzi published in Bologna.
Facsimile of Trio sonatas by various composers including Torelli, Laurenti, Alberti and Manzolini published by Bologna, 1706.
Facsimile of Trio sonatas by varuious Bolognese composers including Antoni and Franceschini published in Bologna, 1680.
Facsimile of Mazzaferrata's Canatas and Canzonettas for 2 voices and continuo published in Bologna, 1668.
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