Amadeus Sheet Music

The present piano reduction of the probably best-known horn concerto takes into account all articulatory and dynamic specifications of the autograph sources.

The work is rooted in early Romanticism and is structured in the form of a vocal scene: a short introduction is followed by recitative and aria. Extremely grateful and effective.

Coveted genre pieces from the period of high romanticism. Thanks to the virtuoso touch, the expressive scale of the clarinet can be fully captured.

In addition to this charming recital piece, Amadeus Bearmann brought out Impromptu op. 34 'Erinnerung an meine Kinderjahre' and Fantasie brillante op. 7. Highly recommended.

A charming piece that sonically traces the 'woes' of a girl in programmatic song form. Difficulty level of medium goodness and fingering well-suited to the clarinet.

The 'Schwärmereien' captivate with their mixture of cantabile singing and slightly virtuoso sections, perfectly adapted to the broad sound color of the clarinet. Recommended as an encore piece!

Edited from the original edition.

Edited from the first edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the original edition

Edited from the First Edition

Edited from the first edition.

Edited from the original edition.

The concerto, written in 1961, is one of the works that indulge less in the spirit of the times, but pay tribute to the sound-specific possibilities of the solo part and the strings.

The characteristic clarity and sweetness of Saint-Saëns' tonal language is combined with a depth of expression that gives the work lasting validity. Repertoire!