I have a book of oboe duets, in the Chester Woodwinds series, with some lovely pieces. I have got my old microphone out and tried to play both parts of the duet. It was more difficult that I thought, to keep in time for both parts, even with a metronome beeping in one ear. 
Its funny I imagine it nicer as a diet when I am practicing each part separately, and can play each part a little more relaxed, rather than having to focus on timing so much.
I've not been able to find a version recorded anywhere on the internet, to compare.

Andante From Sonata III by Willem De Fesch, played by Simon on Saxophone

I compose for fun in my spare time, using Sibelius 7, and am actively trying to improve.

I play guitar, saxophone and I have also taken up clarinet (after trying bassoon too) recently. I used to play a soprano saxophone long ago, but after years of neglect it fell into disrepair. So, after a long break, I have taken up saxophone again. 

The local council offers a great deal - they rent instruments out to children and adults very cheaply. So I am currently renting an alto and a tenor sax and a clarinet.

There are three types of material I post
1. Midi renditions of my own compositions -  
2. some of the music I post is written by other people, but played by me on alto saxophone, Clarinet or bassoon 
3. Music written by others, but arranged by me

I am interested in all constructive feedback (especially about melodic development and orchestration) 

Thank you for your comments and feedback
Happy  listening :)

Andante From Sonata III by Willem De Fesch, played by Simon on Saxophone

Simon Barrett