Selected, transcribed and edited by Zempléni László, Soós András The volume for intermediate players in the Ad libitum series offers duos from the Renaissance to the Late Romantic Period, which can be performed in a varied ensemble of instruments. The publication also contains works by less well-known composers, including two pieces by Bertalotti which were originally written for solfege yet are valuable as concert pieces and can be well played, as well as a composition by Jacques-Christophe Naudot and one by Carl Friedrich Weidemann. 1a - cl. in Sib, 1b - sass. tenore in Sib, 1b - vla, sass.alto in Mib, 2a - vl/vibr./marimba, vla, cl. in Sib, 2b - vlc/fg Contents 1. Morley, Thomas: Fantasia ('La Caccia', The First Booke of Canzonets to Two Voyces, 1595) 2. Diruta, Girolamo: Three ricercars (Il Transilvano, Seconda Parte, 12 Ricercari, 1609, Nos. 2, 4, 6) 3. Pachelbel, Johann: Fuga (Fuge in C, T 264) 4. Bertalotti, Angelo Michele: Two solfeggios (Solfeggi a canto e alto, 1744, Nos. 19, 34) 5. Telemann, Georg Philipp: Soave (36 Fantaisies pour le clavessin, TWV 33, No. 29/II) 6. Naudot, Jacques-Christophe: Gigue (5 Duettos) 7. Weidemann, C. Fr.: Air 8. Beethoven, Ludwig van: Duo (Duo für zwei Flöten, WoO 26í9 9. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Three duos (12 Duos für zwei Hörner, K 487 (496a), Nos. 8, 5, 12) 10. Offenbach, Jacques: Andante (Duos pour deux violoncelles, Op. 51, No. 1/II) 11. Reger, Max: Two canons (111 Canons durch alle Dur- und Molltonarten, Heft I, Nos. 7, 46)