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This Serenade for flute, viola, and guitar, op. 66, is not available anywhere other than in Hebe, as far as I know.  It has not been published before in our own time. It is really charming, and easy, and very nice for the guitar, even for beginning players, because the guitar often plays a single line in its upper register, as though it were a violin. The guitar isn't just a bass as it often is in this period, but plays an equal role in the musical dialogue with the other instruments.

Anyone looking for agreeable music for guitar with other instruments, with a good part for the guitar, and not too difficult, could try this work.

This Hebe edition reproduces the edition published by T. Mollo in Vienna in c 1808, from a copy in the collection of the late Robert Spencer, by his kind permission. It has parts only (no score).

Serenade op. 66:

Original title-page
Guitar part, first movement (part 1) FREE TO EVERYBODY
Guitar part, first movement (part 2)
Guitar part, second movement
Guitar part, third movement (part 1)
Guitar part, third movement (part 2)
Guitar part, fourth movement
Flute part, first movement (part 1) FREE TO EVERYBODY
Flute part, first movement (part 2)
Flute part, second movement
Flute part, third movement (part 1)
Flute part, third movement (part 2)
Flute part, fourth movement
Viola part, first movement (part 1) FREE TO EVERYBODY
Viola part, first movement (part 2)
Viola part, second movement
Viola part, third movement
Viola part, fourth movement