This sonata is a favourite amongst flute and recorder players. Handel adapted it into an organ concerto for himself to play which probably indicates his own fondness of the work. It is commonly listed in examination syllabuses. This edition includes an unedited (urtext) copy of the flute part in addition to an edited copy.
Sonata in F Major
(Opus 1 No. 11 / HWV 369)
G. F. Handel
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Purchase includes:
- PDF of flute part with editorial suggestions (A4)
- PDF of flute part with editorial suggestions (US Letter)
- PDF of basso continuo realisation (A4)
- PDF of basso continuo realisation (US Letter)
- PDF of urtext (unedited) flute part (A4)
- PDF of urtext (unedited) flute part (US Letter)
- PDF of John Walsh 1732 source edition (courtesy of the IMSLP library)
