Amadeus Sheet Music

First complete edition with full commentary

First complete edition with full commentary

First Edition.

The Sonata of 1789 was composed as a compulsory piece for a viola audition of the Royal Chapel in Madrid. Even today it can serve this task brilliantly.

Flackton's sonatas are among the earliest original works for the viola. Their moderate difficulty level allows them to be performed as opening pieces in concerts.

Thanks to the compositional layout with easily executable pure string instrumentation, this is a work that offers all amateur orchestras the ideal opportunity to 'adorn' themselves with brilliantly pe...

The concertante duos op.25 apostrophized as 'Great Duets' appeared in several editions already in the 19th century, a sign of appreciation. Brilliant and stirring.

The concerto, composed in Paris in 1781/82, was probably inspired by the art of the clarinet virtuoso Michel Yost. Songfulness alternates with virtuoso passages; the tonal range of the clarinet of the...

Edited from the original edition.

Revised according to the Urtext, completed and edited by Franz Beyer

As in the best of his stage works, the quartets reveal a high sense of clarity of form and noble melody, even if the dramatic element peculiar to his operas occasionally comes through. Easy to arrange...

The Noëls are suitable for chamber music as well as orchestral performances.

The Noëls are suitable for chamber music as well as orchestral performances.

These duets prove to be attractive, lively and of melodic appeal, and are ideally suited as an introduction to chamber music.

Janitsch holds a leading position among the great 'contrapuntalists' of his time in this genre with his baroque quadros, which are arranged in constantly changing instrumental combinations.

The sonata works of Paisible, who 'had no equal' as the most brilliant recorder player, testify to the perfect adaptation to the expressive possibilities of the instruments.