16 Easy Pieces from the Scottish Baroque-Here's your chance to encounter the composers of 18th century Scotland with a special selection of pieces for Violin (Flute or Oboe) and Piano with optional Cello part and a CD of play-along tracks.This unique set of melodies crosses the boundaries between folk and classical music in a delightful and accessible way. You'll find dance tunes love songs two pieces by the Earl Of Kelly (a former student of Stamitz) as wel as the first modern edition of James Oswald's Thistle Sonata.Also suitable for the Flute and Oboe the tunes make creative use of the Violin's first position and are complimented by simple effective accompaniments. There arealso some newly researched authentic texts providing informative insights into the pieces and their composers.An accompanying CD presents both demonstration recordings and play-along backing tracks.

The Baroque Around the World series for flexible ensemble with keyboard can be used in the home in schools and in music centres - ideal for informal music-making as well as student and professional performance.Each publication includes a CD with listening and play-along tracks performed by the outstanding musicians Sharon Lindo (violin) Jennifer Stinton (flute) Nick Stringfellow (cello) and Jeremy Barlow (harpsichord).16 easy to intermediate pieces for violin (flute or oboe) keyboard and optional cello (bassoon). From 18th-century England the collection includes country dances Cheshire rounds hornpipes and pantomime tunes plus examples of the march minuet siciliana gavotte and jig. Featured composers include Arne Earl of Abingdon Hebden Holcombe Linley Roseingrave Stanley Thackray.