Anton Reicha

Natalie, or La Famille russe (the Russian family), is an opera in three acts to a libretto by Jean-Henry Guy. It was first produced on 30th July 1816, with only five further performances, at the Acadé...

Natalie, or La Famille russe (the Russian family), is an opera in three acts to a libretto by Jean-Henry Guy. It was first produced on 30th July 1816, with only five further performances, at the Acadé...

We know of six works for piano solo by Reicha having "Variations" in the title. The first is the opening movement of the Sonata in F major, written in about 1800 and based on a theme by Mozart. It has...

This edition of Variations on the air Charmante Gabrielle, Op. 85, is based on that published by Gambaro in Paris, the opus number indicating a publication date of around 1816. The theme is followed b...

This edition of 20 Studies or Exercises for the piano, Op. 30, is based on that published by Imbault in Paris in about 1800. The full original title is (in French) "Studies or Exercises for the pianof...

There are three piano sonatas by Reicha entitled "Grande Sonate". Despite the French title, they were written when Reicha was living in Vienna, before his final move to Paris in 1808. At that time, in...

There are three piano sonatas by Reicha entitled "Grande Sonate". Despite the French title, they were written when Reicha was living in Vienna, before his final move to Paris in 1808. At that time, in...

There are three piano sonatas by Reicha entitled "Grande Sonate". Despite the French title, they were written when Reicha was living in Vienna, before his final move to Paris in 1808. At that time, in...

The first two movements of this edition of the Sonata in F are based on the sole surviving source, the manuscript Ms 2501 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. At the end of the second, the words "...

This edition of La Pastorale is based on the sole surviving source, the manuscript Ms 12061 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The work was probably written around 1800. The predominant key of F...

This edition of the Sonata in D is based on the sole surviving sources, the manuscripts Ms 2501 and Ms 2502 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. This piece was composed probably around 1804-1805,...

This edition of the work entitled Capriccio, written in about 1800, is based on the manuscripts Ms 12077 and 2496 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The latter is a collection, with the title Pr...

This edition of the work entitled Harmonie, written in about 1800, is based on the manuscripts Ms 12068 and 2496 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The latter is a collection, with the title Pra...

This edition of La Chercheuse d'esprit is based on the sole surviving source, the manuscript Ms 12066 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The subtitle is xiii Ariettes françoises du Seizième Sièc...

This edition of the work entitled Mesure composée [Combined Metre], written probably in the mid-1790s, is based on the manuscripts Ms 12079 and 2496 of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The latter...

This edition of the work entitled Fantaisie sur un seul accord [Fantasia on a Single Chord], written in about 1800, is based on the manuscripts Ms 12063 and 2496 of the Bibliothèque nationale de Franc...

This edition of the work entitled 34 Études dans le genre fugué (34 Studies in Fugal Style), which we are publishing in four parts, is based on that published in Paris, in two volumes of 17 studies, i...

This edition of the work entitled 34 Études dans le genre fugué (34 Studies in Fugal Style), which we are publishing in four parts, is based on that published in Paris, in two volumes of 17 studies, i...

This edition of the work entitled 34 Études dans le genre fugué (34 Studies in Fugal Style), which we are publishing in four parts, is based on that published in Paris, in two volumes of 17 studies, i...

This edition of the work entitled 34 Études dans le genre fugué (34 Studies in Fugal Style), which we are publishing in four parts, is based on that published in Paris, in two volumes of 17 studies, i...

There are three piano sonatas by Reicha entitled "Grande Sonate". Despite the French title, they were written when Reicha was living in Vienna, before his final move to Paris in 1808. At that time, in...

This set of piano sonatas includes almost 3 hours of music composed in his maturity by Antoine Reicha. A beautiful set for a gift or to discover French romantic piano music. Grande Sonate en mi bémol...