Zimmermann

Musikverlag Zimmermann is a historic German music publisher with a long-standing reputation for publishing educational materials, chamber music, solo repertoire, orchestral works, and contemporary compositions. Founded in 1876, the company has become particularly well known among wind players for its extensive catalog of flute, woodwind, and brass publications.

Today, Zimmermann editions are widely used by professional musicians, educators, conservatories, universities, and music schools around the world.

Flute Publications

Zimmermann offers an extensive collection of flute music, including:

• Solo flute repertoire
• Flute and piano works
• Chamber music
• Concertos
• Educational methods
• Studies and technical exercises
• Contemporary flute compositions
• Ensemble music

The publisher is especially recognized for its broad selection of educational literature and performance repertoire for flutists of all levels, from students to professional performers.

Legacy

Founded in 1876, Musikverlag Zimmermann has been closely connected with the flute world since its earliest years. Originally established as both a music publisher and a musical instrument manufacturer, the company developed a strong reputation among woodwind musicians and became one of the principal publishers of flute repertoire and educational literature.

Zimmermann published influential works by leading flutists and composers, including early editions of Ernesto Köhler‘s celebrated flute methods, which remain widely recognized today.

Now operating from Mainz, Germany, the historic Zimmermann imprint continues to publish and distribute a diverse catalog of classical music, maintaining its longstanding contribution to flute performance and music education.