Bernhard Päuler

The award-winning work, published by Augener in 1901, displays all the advantages of instrumental splendour. True euphony, expansive and impressive melodies, daring harmonic progressions, contemplativ...

The four movements: 1. on the banks of the Vltava; dreams of youth 2. study time; ideals of life 3. at the graves of his loved ones 4. in the struggle for existence; deceived hopes; memories of youth.

This work from 1889 in the unusual instrumentation with oboe and horn is one of the most successful creations of the Brahms friend, in which one 'seeks his equal in natural cheerfulness and harmonic s...

The work, which is completely committed to the spirit of late Romanticism, captivates with its masterful inventiveness in harmony and melody of its creator, who, by the way, was the teacher of the for...

Unique in their instrumentation, these trios were long considered lost: Delicacies from a time in which tone painting aimed at euphony came into fashion.

All-familiar work loaded with rhythmic and harmonic finesse in the rare instrumentation (see Cambini).

Of enchanting melodic beauty and pathetic expressiveness, this work is TOO attractive for stage and house to dispense with its 'playful' appropriation.

The work brings pleasure to many musicians, all of whom can 'put on a show', pleasant and useful entertainment with modest technical effort.

The Oettingen-Wallerstein court composer, whom Mozart respectfully dubbed the 'Papa of piano players', succeeded in creating one of the most endearing rococo pieces with this quintet.

One of the few romantic flute quartets. It was repertoire during the lifetime of Thieriot, an almost forgotten intimate of Brahms. Revised from the first printing of 1905.

First Edition

First Edition

The works of the Rinteler Amtsmusiker Volckmar stand in their perfect compositional expression and invention far above the utility music of the time. Repertoire worthy.