Ensemble

Wilhelm Kienzl (born Waizenkirchen, Oberösterreich, January 17, 1857; died Vienna, October 3, 1941) was an Austrian composer, pianist, and conductor. On May 4 1895, Der Evangelimann, his most famous o...

Schlummert Ein' is an aria, the third section from the cantata Ich Habe Genug (BWV 82) ('I Have Enough'). Bach wrote this piece for the Purification of Mary on February 2, 1727. He composed it origina...

Come, Sweet Death ("Komm, Süsser Tod") (BWV 478) is a spiritual song composed by German J.S. Bach, originally intended for solo singing and basso continuo ("figured bass"), but also frequently heard i...

Die 'Missa Criolla', die verschiedene Lateinamerikanische Rhythmen enthält, wurde vom argentinischen Komponisten Ariel Ramirez komponiert. Seit der ersten Einspielung 1964 wurden Millionen von Schallp...

Das Werk 5 Universal Chorals von Johan Nijs beinhaltet fünf Choräle für Blasorchester. Sie eignen sich für verschiedene Anlässe, besonders aber zum Einspielen sowie zur Klang- und Intonationsarbeit be...

Based on the Shaker hymn Love (More Love), this is a lovely musical tribute to an outstanding teacher upon his retirement. It is a musical expression of great respect for his service to his profession...

Based on the Shaker hymn Love (More Love), this is a lovely musical tribute to an outstanding teacher upon his retirement. It is a musical expression of great respect for his service to his profession...

Here is a musical representation of the King journeying to the Land of the Lochrians after being held in captivity for many years in the Land of Aeolia. The final section, Royal Hymn, is a setting of...

Here is a musical representation of the King journeying to the Land of the Lochrians after being held in captivity for many years in the Land of Aeolia. The final section, Royal Hymn, is a setting of...

Here is a musical representation of the King journeying to the Land of the Lochrians after being held in captivity for many years in the Land of Aeolia. The final section, Royal Hymn, is a setting of...

This beautiful work was written for one of Mozarts friends who was a school teacher and choir director in Baden, a small town near Vienna. One of Mozarts most beloved works, this is a piece of timeles...

This beautiful work was written for one of Mozarts friends who was a school teacher and choir director in Baden, a small town near Vienna. One of Mozarts most beloved works, this is a piece of timeles...

This beautiful work was written for one of Mozarts friends who was a school teacher and choir director in Baden, a small town near Vienna. One of Mozarts most beloved works, this is a piece of timeles...

This taste of Americana combines two American hymn tunes, How Firm a Foundation and Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, woven together into an exciting tapestry for band. Complete statements of the tun...

This taste of Americana combines two American hymn tunes, How Firm a Foundation and Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, woven together into an exciting tapestry for band. Complete statements of the tun...

This taste of Americana combines two American hymn tunes, How Firm a Foundation and Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, woven together into an exciting tapestry for band. Complete statements of the tun...

The unifying theme of this striking concert work is the Picardy Hymn, better known by the 1906 setting by Ralph Vaughn Williams entitled Let All Mortals Keep Silence. This historic melody is effective...

The unifying theme of this striking concert work is the Picardy Hymn, better known by the 1906 setting by Ralph Vaughn Williams entitled Let All Mortals Keep Silence. This historic melody is effective...

The unifying theme of this striking concert work is the Picardy Hymn, better known by the 1906 setting by Ralph Vaughn Williams entitled Let All Mortals Keep Silence. This historic melody is effective...

The medieval plainchant melody Divinum Mysterium is used as the source material for this piece, as its melodic elements are constantly varied throughout. Beginning in a slow, stately tempo as it might...