Mozart?s ?Adagio? Bach?s ?Bourrée? and ?Solveig?s Song? by Grieg are amongst this selection of popular pieces set for flute and guitar. The flute plays the melody and the guitar?s notated chordal accompaniment provides harmonic and rhythmical structure while remaining light and subtle.From the contents?Bourrée? (BWV 966) (J. S. Bach) ?Les coucous bénévoles? (F. Couperin) ?Menuet in G? (J. S. Bach) ?Musette? (J. S. Bach) ?German Dance? (J. Haydn) ?Adagio? (W. A. Mozart) ?Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja? (W. A. Mozart) ?Allegro? K. 3 (W. A. Mozart) ?Waltz? (J. Brahms) ?Wiegenlied? (J. Brahms) ?Solveig?s Song? (E. Grieg) ?The Moldau? (B. Smetana) ?Boléro?(M. Ravel)The authorBerthold Kloss is an editor for educational music at Bärenreiter and Bosse. He has published numerous choir and songbooks conducts a choir and plays flute and guitar.

The iconic minuet from Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is among the best known and most frequently performed works of classical musical. Originally composed for two Violins Viola Cello and Bass the work is most frequently performed in Orchestral arrangement though many other adaptations and arrangements have been created including this simplified version for an unusual combination of instruments.