FJB UPDATES
«Heart» in Konstanz
[February 2, 2019]Ari Rasilainen leads die Südwestdeutsche Philharmonie in four concerts.
«Heart» Op.27 No.5 | Polish premiere
[September 19, 2018]The symphonic poem will be performed in Szczecin, Poland.
German premiere of «Heart» Op.27 No.5
[November 11, 2017]The marking of a new album release coincided with a premiere in Würzburg.
Major font update
[February 7, 2017]The FJB Fingerprint is currently updating the layout of all sheet music.
«Über der Wiese schwebend» Op.88
[December 16, 2016]New flute choir work from Flint Juventino Beppe published by The FJB Fingerprint.
Free piano reduction of «Flute Mystery» Op.66
[August 27, 2016]Flute students and professionals can use this as a rehearsal tool for performing the original version for Flute, Harp and String Orchestra — or simply use this piano reduction in public performances / recordings.
German premiere: Op.44 No.1 «See»
[July 13, 2015]On the 27th of June 2015, «Piano Concerto No.2» Op.44 No.1 «See» was performed for the first time in Germany by pianist Luisa Klemm.
«Dynamic Fantasy» Op.68
[May 22, 2015]«Dynamic Fantasy» is a one-movement virtuoso work for Violin and Piano by composer Flint Juventino Beppe.
New and beneficial prices on all available sheet music
[April 8, 2015]The unique database of works by Flint Juventino Beppe is updated — and so is the price list.
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Facsimile from «Flute Mystery» Op.66b
Work List
Digging Deeper
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Major font update
Scores and parts are available for download in the PDF format. Scores for multiple instruments are free of charge. Purchase instrumental parts using a secure credit card solution (PayPal). You will receive an invoice including VAT pr. e-mail. By using the Sheet Music Wizard on the left menu, you can explore the repertoire by search word, instrument or category. After selecting a specific work, you will be able to obtain the sheet music.
The logo for The FJB Fingerprint is made by Håkon Karlsen based on an idea by Flint Juventino Beppe. It is meant to illustrate the composer's initials "FJB" as a fingerprint.
