Ferdinand Ries

Immerse yourself in a captivating world of chamber music with the masterful Quartet in D minor, WoO 35/1. Scored for flute, violin, viola, and cello, this extraordinary composition impresses with its...

Discover a masterful piece of chamber music with the "Trio in B-flat major, Op. 28", published by the renowned Musica Rara. Scored for the wonderfully balanced ensemble of clarinet, cello, and piano,...

Trois Airs Russes Variés pour le Piano-forte et Violoncelle ou Violon Concertans, Op. 72, was written in 1812, while Ries was on tour in Russia with virtuoso cellist Bernhard Romberg. A virtuoso displ...

Ferdinand Ries' first cello sonata was written for Bernhard Romberg in 1808, who performed frequently with Beethoven at that time. The title "Grande Sonate" clearly refers to the aim to excel music wr...

Ferdinand Ries' second cello sonata was written for Bernhard Romberg in 1808, who performed frequently with Beethoven at that time. The title "Grande Sonate" clearly refers to the aim to excel music w...

Ferdinand Ries's intriguing trio for piano, flute and cello is one of the few works for this combination from the Classical period. Very much in the style of Haydn and early Beetoven, the rather virtu...

herausgegeben von Carlos A. Crespo

Ferdinand Ries ist am 28. 11. 1784 in Bonn geboren. Von seinem Vater Franz Ries, der auch den jungen Beethoven unterrichtet hatte, erhielt er den ersten Klavierunterricht. 1801 kam er nach Wien, wo ih...

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The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 8)

Experience the captivating tonal variety of classical chamber music with the “Quartett 1 C-Dur” (Quartet No. 1 in C Major), published by the renowned Accolade Musikverlag. Scored for the wonderfully c...

Discover an exquisite masterpiece of chamber music: The "Trio in E-flat major, Op. 63" combines the radiant brilliance of the flute, the velvety warmth of the cello, and the harmonic richness of the p...

This first modern edition of Ries's Introduction and a Russian Dance for cello and piano brings a work back to light that reflects a fashion of the early 19th century, when Eastern European national m...