Flute Studies by E. Koehler
Opus 33 Complete
Edited by Frederick Shade
Published by Allans Publishing

Mozart Flute Sonatas
No IV in F (K. 13) and No. V in C (K. 14)
Edited by Frederick Shade and Len Vorster
Published by Allans in the Signature Series and signed by the editor

This new edition of the well-known Sonatas for Flute by Mozart provides invaluable advice on interpretation and performance. Performance Notes are provided to assist the student and teacher to explore these beautiful pieces of the young Mozart.

This new edition has been acclaimed in Australia and overseas by well-known Flautists.

These two thoughtfully edited and beautifully printed sonatas should be in every flautist's collection. In their simplicity they are ideal for the less advanced performers, but capturing the elegance of that simplicity will be a challenge to all, and the results always a delight to the listener.
John Wion, Principal Flute, New York City Opera

This edition is beautifully printed and is recommended because it is designed to stimulate the performer to be creative in interpretation. One should never blindly believe either the printed word or the printed music. Hence, the inclusion of many good suggestions for trills, octave changes and ornamentation that are in keeping with the classical style of the eight-year-old Mozart should be of great assistance in encouraging every performer to be an individual, and to create their own personal and stylistic performance.
Vernon Hill, Head of Woodwind, Canberra School of Music

Can anyone who hears these Sonatas believe that Mozart didn't like the flute? This beautiful music is presented here in a most tasteful and, for both instruments, very well adapted modern version, which I do recommend very warmly to flautists of all generations.
András Adorján, Professor of Flute, Musikhochschule Köln, Germany

40 for Flute
Edited by Frederick Shade
Allans Publishing

40 graded pieces for unaccompanied flute designed to provide both teachers and students with a comprehensive selection of pieces covering all grades and levels of difficulty.

Including Australian composers: Ros Bandt, Colin Brumby, Dulcie Holland, John Lemmoné, Graham Powning, Johanna Selleck, Larry Sitsky, Margaret Sutherland.

Included in the AMEB syllabus.