Trio in E-flat for Oboe, Bassoon and French Horn, by Franz Joseph Haydn
Originally written for violin, violincello and French Horn in E-flat. The horn part remains as originally written. In this arrangement the violin part is transcribed for the oboe and the cello part given to the bassoon. The Trio now becomes a more coherent sounding chamber music work.
8 Artistic Brass Sextets, by Philip Palmer; edited by Philip Farkas
An ideal album covering the finest brass writing from the 17th Century to the present day. Scored for 2 trumpets, French horn, trombone, baritone, and tuba, the compositions are not too difficult for good high school players, but nevertheless are sufficiently challenging to be of keen interest to player and audience alike. Composers represented include Purcell, Moussorgsky, Kabalevsky, Bartok, among others.
Three Trios for Piano, Horn and Bassoon/Oboe/Clarinet, by H. Molbe
The Molbe Trios are written in the Romantic style and offer satisfying chamber music experiences. They are composed for Piano, Horn and Bassoon (I.), Oboe (II.) and Clarinet (III.).
I. Fete des Dryades Op. 68
II. Air Arab Op. 77
III. Ronde de Printemps Op. 78
Duets for Two Flutes from the Piano Works of Scarlatti, editied by Joseph Mariano
Joseph Mariano considered these Duets as some of the finest in the flute repertoire. He used them constantly in classes for sight-reading purposes, ensemble training and music interpretation with much success and enjoyment. Mr. Mariano was principal flute of the Rochester Philharmonic for 39 years and professor of flute at the Eastman School of Music.