Daniel Kunert

Brückner's Ninth The ninth release by the Limeshain organist and composer Christoph Brückner, who is probably never tired of composing. Works that the composer wants to be understood as "building bloc...

A passacaglia - two worlds: Baroque sounds on the one hand, tones influenced by jazz music on the other. A composition for solo organ that reveals differences as well as similarities. And will captiva...

A cheerful wedding music with rustic organ/flute dances. Stapled edition.

9 organ pieces that can give a lot of pleasure to Klezmer friends. Stitched edition.

Christoph Brückner's "Choral Inspirations" are captivating in their simplicity and unpretentiousness. They are therefore very suitable for part-time organists who are looking for organ music "out of t...

The Advent and Christmas season is particularly important for all organists. The church services should be musically embellished, Christmas concerts and Advent music are on the schedule. The work "Con...

With his "Heures Mystique" op. 29, Leon Boellmann wrote organ music that fulfills its purpose "from practice for practice". This arrangement was created with the same idea in mind. A little gem was mi...

For many centuries, Italy was a hotbed of art and music. And even today, holidaymakers are drawn to the south every year. This work makes a piece of "Italian longing" available to a wide audience. Bas...

This work is always a crowd-puller. Be it with orchestral sound or with organ. With this arrangement for solo organ, Barry Jordan - master of the organ in Magdeburg Cathedral - has created an easily p...

Finally published after a long time: The 2nd sonata from Carl Sattler's oeuvre. A great addition to the repertoire. Ring binding.

This collection of preludes and fantasies is the first publication by church musician Liselotte Spettmann. For many years, these pieces were used exclusively in the church congregation in Brockel, unt...

A modern organ work with stirring sounds that constantly alternate between harmony and dissonance and demand a lot from the ears. And yet it offers a lot for the heart. Certainly not a work for organ...

This "Te Deum" was composed as praise to God. Originating from an improvisation, it passionately and lyrically presents several motifs that are closely related to Gregorian chant. The composer The Lie...

With a foreword by Zsolt Gárdonyi The three parts of the work take up the mood of the first three verses of the chorale, but without an overly narrow and exclusive reference to these verses. At first...

Under the heading "The Church Year", this is the first volume of chorale preludes by Berlin church musician Beate Leibe. A publication that is sure to please many organists, as it once again offers pl...

The third volume of chorale preludes by Beate Leibe - to songs from the Protestant hymnal and the Gotteslob - is entitled "Sing - Praise - Give thanks". And this is exactly what the preludes are inten...

A fantasy for solo organ, based on a chorale text and a melody written by the Berlin composer Beate Leibe. Moving music and a no less touching text. As with Beate Leibe's other publications, the cover...

Christoph Brückner's contribution to the Luther Decade We encounter transformation in many forms and facets every day. So what could be more natural than to present age-old familiar chorale melodies i...

3 metamorphoses on the "Kyrie, Gott, heiliger Geist" (from the third part of the Clavierübung) by Johann Sebastian Bach A reflection on the so-called "Organ Mass" - analytical, improvisatory, liberati...

Short but effective, this aria is suitable for church services and concerts

Ring binding, 29 pages Instrumentation: organ

arranged for 9 wind instruments and double bass The suite for orchestra op. 40 was first published in 1883. For a long time the work was only available in fragments, but now the musician and musicolog...

This small work was created for the Mühlhausen town fair, during which concerts are also held in the church of St. Petri-Margarethen. Tried and tested, it has already delighted many listeners. Now it...

The Marian antiphon "Alma redemptoris mater" is sung during Advent and Christmas. The Gregorian melody, whose text was written by Hermann von Reichenau, dates back to the 11th century. The beginning o...

The Marian antiphon "Salve regina" is sung during the time of the year. The text of the "Salve regina" is attributed to Hermann von Reichenau (11th century). There are two melodies of the "Salve regin...