Amadeus Verlag
Amadeus Verlag is an independent European music publisher specializing in scholarly editions, chamber music, historical repertoire, and first modern editions of forgotten works.
Founded in 1973 by Bernhard Päuler, the publisher has earned an international reputation for producing carefully edited publications that combine musicological research with practical performance needs.
Its catalog includes a wide range of instrumental and chamber music from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and early twentieth-century periods, with particular attention to rare and previously unpublished repertoire.
Flute Publications
Amadeus Verlag publishes a distinguished collection of flute music, including:
- Solo flute repertoire
- Flute and piano works
- Chamber music
- Baroque and Classical repertoire
- Historically informed performance editions
- First modern editions
- Educational and performance publications
The publisher is particularly valued for making lesser-known works available to modern performers through carefully researched editions, offering flutists opportunities to explore repertoire beyond the standard canon.
Legacy
Since its founding, Amadeus Verlag has become known for preserving and promoting neglected works alongside established masterpieces. Its commitment to scholarly editing and high-quality engraving has made its publications a trusted resource for performers, educators, researchers, and chamber musicians worldwide.