Trios for Flute, Cello and Piano

Andantino ( Rosamunde D 797 ), Franz Schubert
Ländler No 5 ( 17 Ländler D 366 ), Franz Schubert
Ländler No 12 ( 17 Ländler D 366 ), Franz Schubert
Botschaft ( Albumblätter op 124 ), Robert Schumann
Deutscher Tanz No 1 ( 12 deutsche Tänze D 420 ), Franz Schubert
Kanon ( Albumblätter op 124 ), Robert Schumann
Albumblatt ( Bunte Blätter op 99 ), Robert Schumann
Kanonisches Liedchen ( Jugendalbum op 68 ), Robert Schumann
Kuriose Geschichte ( Kinderszenen op 15 ), Robert Schumann
Kind im Einschlummern ( Kinderszenen op 15 ), Robert Schumann
Prelude op 28/7, Frederic Chopin
Warum? ( Fantasiestücke op 12 ), Robert Schumann
Davidsbündlertanz No 2, Robert Schumann
Mazurka op 67/3, Frederic Chopin
Mazurka op 68/3, Frederic Chopin
Wiegenlied op 49/4, Johannes Brahms
Walzer op 39/15, Johannes Brahms
Abschiedslied der Zugvögel ( 6 Duette op 63/2 ), Felix Mendelssohn
Ave Maria op 145, Camille Saint-Saëns

The flute is one of the most popular music school instruments, so
after his volume of trios for violin, cello and piano the composer and
arranger Andrs Sos has now produced one devoted to flute trios, his
attractive compilation considerably widens the range of possibilities
for music school chamber music. The greater part of the volume
consists of easy transcriptions of well-known, popular piano pieces
(Schubert Ländler, two Mazurkas and a Prelude by Chopin, pieces for
children by Schumann, the Cradle Song and a waltz by Brahms and the
Ave Maria by Saint-Sans), as well an excerpt of Schubert's Rosamunde
and a vocal duet by Mendelssohn.