Ensemble

Klaus Hofmann's source studies resulted in a fully new publication with the various practical performance editions.

Around 1750, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was one of the first German composers ever to write cello concertos. It is all the more respectable that the two such innovative works Wq 170 and 171 then surviv...

„Ich habe versehentlich eine Serenade für Streicher in vier Sätzen geschrieben […] Ob es nun daran liegt, dass dies meine neueste Schöpfung ist, oder daran, dass sie gar nicht so schlecht ist, ich li...

These Impromptus are arrangements of the impromptus for piano from op. 5. The exact date for arranging the piano impromptus for string orchestra is presently not known, but it took place approximately...

Adler was asked to write a short work based upon one of ten sketches that Bach had prepared, but never used, for the Goldberg Variations. The resulting In the Spirit of Bach features 'a relentless dri...

FOR HORN AND STRING ORCHESTRA

For String Orchestra

For String Orchestra (Score)

This four-minute piece for string orchestra sizzles. With vibrantly shifting rhythms and a sense of playful mischief, Danza Zingara captures the excitement and energy of the traditional female Romani...

The present edition of the Concerto in G minor RV 578 is intended for pupils at primary music schools (years 5 and 6) and the first years of secondary music schools.For Chamber Ensemble.

Streicherkammerorchester - Part.

Paul Juon Serenade für Streichorchester op. 85 (mit Klavier ad libitum)

Wagenseil (1715-1777), court composer and piano instructor of the imperial family in Vienna was one of the most popular musicians in his time. Set between Baroque music and Viennese classic, he is now...

Wagenseil (1715-1777), court composer and piano instructor of the imperial family in Vienna was one of the most popular musicians in his time. Set between Baroque music and Viennese classic, he is now...