Paladino Music

Was der Wienerwald vernimmt is a short atmospheric piece for solo soprano, three-voice children's choir, and piano, composed by Oskar Gigele for the 2025 Strauss Anniversary Concert of the Gumpoldskir...

Sir Eugene Goossens' arrangement of the famous Hallelujah from Messiah for choir and full symphony orchestra has been a favorite of many orchestras worldwide since the material became first available....

Julia Purgina's newest work is a demanding piano piece, requiring the pianist to explore extended playing techniques as well as the command of complex rhythms. The reward is a rich world of sounds and...

This edition contains a piano reduction by Lukas König and two solo parts: one in Viennese tuning and one in Solo tuning.

Popper's Opus 69 is the longest of his suites for cello and piano. It clearly reflects Popper's collaboration with Brahms in both style and proportions and is herewith presented in modern print for th...

This is the first modern edition of David Popper's third cello concerto, premiered in 1888. The edition contains Popper's piano reduction with two cello parts: one with Popper's own fingerings and bow...

Ferdinand Ries' first cello sonata was written for Bernhard Romberg in 1808, who performed frequently with Beethoven at that time. The title "Grande Sonate" clearly refers to the aim to excel music wr...

Ferdinand Ries' second cello sonata was written for Bernhard Romberg in 1808, who performed frequently with Beethoven at that time. The title "Grande Sonate" clearly refers to the aim to excel music w...

Johann Stiastny was a successful cellist and one of many Bohemian musicians of the second half of the 18th century who sought their fortune in the German speaking part of the Habsburg empire. He left...

Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 - IV. Adagietto, arranged by Rudolf Leopold for six cellos and optional double bass, offers a finely crafted chamber adaptation. Balancing intimacy and grandeur, this ve...

Austrian composer Fridolin Dallinger (1933-2020) wrote his sonata for cello and accordion in 2000 for cellist Martin Rummel. The piece was premiered by the two editors and also recorded (Musicaphon CD...

These popular piano pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach are exemplary for two-part counterpoint composition. Flutist Eric Lamb and cellist Martin Rummel have arranged them for their instruments, and this...

The Quintet for accordion and string quartet exploits the unusual but striking and beautiful timbres and sonorities that arise from this combination. The interplay between the solo part and the quarte...

Written for the late principal flutist of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Wolfgang Schulz, and his children Matthias and Veronika, this trio for the unusual combination of two flutes and violin pro...

Austrian composer Fridolin Dallinger's Dialoge for flute and cello are a welcome addition to the small original repertoire for this duo combination. Dating from 1966, the three short pieces are not to...

Eric Lamb's arrangement of Bach's Three Part Inventions add to both the string trio repertoire as well as to the chamber music repertoire for flutists, thanks to the top voice being suitable for both...

Julia Purgina's "Vier Kindertotenlieder" for tenor, clarinet and double bass obviously reference their famous predecessor, yet are a much more intimate setting. The texts are more atmospheric than nar...

Ferdinand Ries's intriguing trio for piano, flute and cello is one of the few works for this combination from the Classical period. Very much in the style of Haydn and early Beetoven, the rather virtu...

Sir Eugene Goossens' orchestration of Handel's "Messiah" was composed in 1959. The orchestral material is available for hire. Sir Eugene Goossens' monumental full symphony-sized orchestration of Hande...

This edition presents the first modern score of David Popper's first cello concerto, written during his time at the Löwenberg Court. While the solo part is a classic example of the 19th century virtuo...

This is the first modern edition of David Popper's third cello concerto, premiered in 1888, prepared for practical use, and aligned with the piano reduction (PM0052). The orchestral parts are availabl...