Ignaz Pleyel

C major, G major, A major

Pleyel's only septet for two concertante horns and strings, offers a first-rate chamber music contrast program in serenade style between symphonic ostentation and virtuoso passages.

Pleyel's Duos of 1796 for violin and viola were printed not only in their original form but also in such as for 2 flutes or for 'harp & forte-piano' or 2 violins all 3 arranged by the author himself f...

Zur Entstehungszeit dieses Werks befasste sich Pleyel intensiv mit schottischen Volksweisen, die er für Gesang und Klaviertrio bearbeitete. Der zweite und dritte Satz des F-Dur-Trios basiert auf origi...

Während die Sonate C-Dur Nr.1 noch sehr vom Klavier beherrscht wird, so werden der Flöte in der hier vorliegenden Sonate G-Dur Nr.2 doch schon bedeutend mehr eigenständige Anteile im musikalischen Ges...

Our edition of this popular showpiece, which has also become known in instrumentations with winds and strings, includes a part for B-flat clarinet in addition to the original C clarinet part.

Edition with C and A clarinet parts. Pleyel, the most played 'classicist' of his time, was, in Mozart's words, 'capable of remplacing (replacing) us (the works) of Haydn'.

The last and most cheerful of this cycle of wind trios, which became formative for many re-creations of this genre. Light and balanced between the parts.

2 Bb Clarinets, 1 Bass Clarinet

The launch disc of the Edition Peters Sounds label features pianist Daniel Grimwood's interpretation of Gabriel Fauré's Nocturnes. Daniel Grimwood is one of the most original musicians of his generati...

The sextet has an Allegro at the beginning, which is followed by a Cantabile, a Minuet with Trio, and finally a Rondo Allegro. It is characterized by striking harmony and great thought. The cantabile...

The 3 duos belong to the best that is available from the high classical period in this instrumentation, also in this transfer to the flute (instead of violin). The same duos are also published for 'fl...

The Quintet in G minor belongs to the first group of three quintets written by Ignaz Pleyel in 1785 and published for the first time in 1786. Of all his quintets, it was the most frequently published...