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Schubert's Rondo, D.895, is lovely on flute! Noteworthy Sheet Music just published a flute transcription that is both effective and flute-friendly. The Rondo is virtuosic in places, brilliant, exciting, and a joy to play.

The Op.36 Fantaisie was composed by Napoléon Coste for oboe or violin, with piano or harp or guitar. In fact, Les Regrets-Cantilène is gorgeous on either flute or alto flute as well. A new edition is available from Noteworthy Sheet Music.

This big organ work by J. S. Bach is particularly well-suited for winds, and Noteworthy Sheet Music has just published an excellent arrangement for flute, oboe, clarinet, and bassoon by John W. Pratt.

Acclaimed British composer Lydia Kakabadse set to music the words of Thomas Hood's poem "The Song of the Shirt". Just published by Noteworthy Sheet Music, the piece also works beautifully as an instrumental duet for alto flute and piano.

Noteworthy Sheet Music now offers this delightful CD of relaxing flute and harp music featuring Peter H. Bloom and Robin Chudy

A new edition of Franz Schubert's gorgeous lied "Auf dem Strom", arranged for Voice with Bass Flute Obbligato and Piano Accompaniment, is now available from Noteworthy Sheet Music.

Noteworthy Sheet Music has published an edition of Devienne's Op.10 No.1 for flute and B-flat clarinet. Originally for two flutes, this duet works well with clarinet, is fun to play, and is a welcome addition to the flute and clarinet repertoire.

NSM has just published a new edition of Cambini's Opus 5 Duo 1. Originally a duet for two flutes, the work is now available as a very enjoyable, practicable transcription for flute and clarinet.

This delightful operetta, based on Robert Browning's classic poem, was written in 1933 by piano teacher and music educator Marjorie Otis Gifford, for her students. School music programs across the country may want to consider staging a production.

Noteworthy Sheet Music has published a new edition of Drouet's exquisite "Salute to New York", with a highly-informative and interesting foreword written by flutist Peter H. Bloom.