Joseph Suder

Within the opera 'Kleider machen Leute', the ballet music occupies a special position in that, thanks to its lively ideas and brilliant orchestration, it was frequently played as an independent concer...

The piano reduction of Suder's only opera already provides insights into the masterly art of orchestration. Informative preface about the life and work of the creator.

A significant work in the tradition of southern German Latin orchestral masses. The emphasis is on the choir, which is given rich polyphony and expressive melody. The orchestra is small: 1,1,2,1 -2,2,...

This lilting waltz cycle, originally written as an orchestral work, also exists for piano two and four hands, as well as for violin and piano, in addition to this trio version.

As a true chamber music version of the catchy and popular suite for string orchestra created by the composer himself in the last years of his life with the merit of tonal variability.

It is a passionate, swinging, musical work that remains well within the bounds of tradition, requires good players, and is a great joy to play.

A novella that lets a small impostor become a count, but whose unmasking ends peacefully bourgeois.

In this large orchestral work, the second solo instrument is notable, creating a 'double concerto'. A special feature of the sonically beautiful piece is the two-movement form in which, despite its br...

An early work by Joseph Suder with astonishingly mature lines and great melodic breath. The composer himself produced several instrumental variants and combinations in addition to the original version...

A central work of Joseph Suder, completed in 1925, which is one of his most frequently performed orchestral works. In this highly romantic and expressive work he found the principle of thematic synthe...

In this large orchestral work, the second solo instrument is notable, creating a 'double concerto'. A special feature of the sonically beautiful piece is the two-movement form in which, despite its br...

Six old dance forms present themselves in graceful style, lively contrasts and musicianly joy of playing. The charming work of endearing miniatures culminates in a merry fugue at the end.

Violin and piano are equal partners in this very melodious and constrastful four-movement work, which demands a high technical standard from both performers.

An early work by Joseph Suder with astonishingly mature lines and great melodic breath. The composer himself produced several instrumental variants and combinations in addition to the original version...