Bernhard Päuler

The work unites through its noble melodic invention, paired with perfect thematic processing and brilliant formal structure all the qualities that thoroughbred musicians desire.

First Edition

First Edition

A ravishing virtuoso duo, often reaching the fullness of tone of a quartet, by a master who grew up in Spohr's school. Podium-effective.

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Discover an extraordinary gem of chamber music: The "Trio in A minor" for string trio (violin, viola, and cello) is presented here in an exclusive first edition from the renowned Amadeus Verlag. This...

First Edition

First Edition

First Edition

First Edition

First Edition

Discover the fascinating Quartet Op. 130 in E-flat major in an extraordinary chamber music instrumentation. In this sheet music edition published by the renowned Amadeus Verlag, the ensemble is tonall...

Few masters from the Lombard violin school wrote as brilliantly for the viola as Alessandro Rolla, whose op.18 is the last of his 78 duos for violin and viola required reading.

Discover a chamber music gem by Italian master Alessandro Rolla: The 3 Duos op. 12 for violin and viola (E-flat major, A-flat major, C major), published by the renowned Amadeus Verlag, offer an exhila...

A feast of brilliant, charming noblesse is offered by these 5 movements stemming from the spirit of Biedermeier cheerfulness. A must for every string quintet.

Discover a true chamber music treasure: The 1st Quintet in E-flat major is presented in the richly resonant instrumentation for two violins, viola, and two cellos. Published by the renowned Amadeus Ve...

First edition - Edited from the autograph

First edition - Edited from the autograph

First edition - Edited from the autograph

First edition - Edited from the autograph

First edition - Edited from the autograph

Still touched by the never-ending inventiveness of each of Cambini's quintets, the publisher continues to publish this almost sunken quintet genre.

The constrictive, ever bubbling inventiveness of his thematic formation , encourages us to further 'expand' Cambini's phenomenal, formidable quintet work.