Arnold Schönberg

The QUINTET FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS (BLÄSERQUINTETT) was completed in August 1924, and played for the first time on September 16, 1924. It is the first large work in which Schönberg has substantiated the...

For string orchestra.

New Version reduced for normal-sized orchestra by the composer.

Immerse yourself in a defining milestone of modern musical history: the »Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 16« (5 Orchesterstücke op. 16) opens up a fascinating sonic world filled with expressive intensi...

In 1937, Schoenberg wrote of this Violin Concerto 'It is extremely difficult, just as much for the head as for the hands. I am delighted to add another 'unplayable' work to the repertoire. I want the...

Schönberg’s Piano Concerto op. 42 was written in 1942 during his exile on the Pacific coast of California. A first sketch dates from June of that year; the fair copy of the short score was already fin...

On lyrics by Richard Dehmel.

Arnold Schönberg is the central figure in the musical world of this century. His musical significance was already apparent during his life-time, but his posthumous influence has increased immensely. H...

Klavierauszüge zu jedem Kanon. Streicher/ Streichorchester - Partitur

Experience a captivating masterpiece of the virtuosic violin repertoire with the Concerto Op. 36! Published by the renowned G. Schirmer, this high-quality edition presents the impressive work for viol...

Lied (Ohne Worte) from Serenade Op. 24 by Arnold Schönberg, expertly arranged for Violin and Piano by Randa Kirshbaum (2015).

Immerse yourself in the captivating sound world of modernism with Arnold Schoenberg's masterful Serenade Op. 24. In this outstanding arrangement by Felix Greissle, the visionary work is artfully reima...

Schoenberg composed his Fourth String Quartet, Op. 37, on a commission from Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. The four movements of the quartet are based on a single, twelve-note row, although this is fairl...

Schoenberg composed his Fourth String Quartet, Op. 37, on a commission from Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. The four movements of the quartet are based on a single, twelve-note row, although this is fairl...

Piano reduction of the Cello Concerto, after the concerto for clavicembalo composed in 1746 for Georg Matthias Moon. Includes score and part.