Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

An unfinished Oratorio by Mendelssohn, for mixed soloists and SATB chorus with Piano accompaniment. The English version of the text is by W. Bartholomew.

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Mendelssohns Orgelsammlungen einzeln Die Kompositionen in den beiden Werkgruppen 'Drei Präludien und Fugen' (1837/38) und 'Sechs Sonaten' (1844/45) können ohne Übertreibung als die ersten bedeutenden...

This Trio op. 49 for violin, violoncello and piano was composed in 1839. In a letter dated March 21, 1840 to Ignaz Moscheles, Mendelssohn mentioned an inquiry by the publisher Ewer in London to arrang...

This piece is a transcription of a classical orchestral favorite, considered by many to be Mendelssohn's masterpiece. It utilizes the entire range of the flute choir and is a real challenge across all...

Salon Quartet by Mendelssohn. This one is The Wedding March.

Mendelssohn described the work, composed in 1840, to his friend Klingemann: "a symphony for choir and orchestra ... First 3 symphonic movements, followed by 12 choral and solo movements; the words fro...

Psalm texts inspired Mendelssohn throughout his career, and he left behind five large orchestral psalms in addition to a cappella movements. In 1837, Schumann described Psalm 42 as "the highest level...

The land of artists is Germany, Mendelssohn wrote in 1831 of his trip from Italy, but here 'is the land of art', and so the 22-year-old was inspired to write his 'Italiänische'.

For SATB and optional organ. A German translation of the traditional English carol, 'Hark! the herald-angels sing. Vocal score (German and English languages).

Bearbeitet von Voigt, Th., Quartett 2A-T-B aus der Chili-Serie Classics