Schott Musik

Naji Hakim, born in Beirut in 1955, studied with Jean Langlais and Rolande Falcinelli and is one of the leading organ composers of today. His cycle of variations on the chorale 'Wie schön leucht uns d...

'With their pure fresh aroma, the tea leaves meet the steaming water that gurgles down into the purple clay teapot. The leaves begin to dance a mystic step, sing a historical song, and celebrate a gre...

The Fantaisie fuguée sur Regina caeli by the French organist and composer Daniel Roth (*1942) processes the entire musical text of the Regina caeli, the antiphon in the sixth tone in honour of the Vir...

The sonata premiered in 2016 is based on the Luther chorale Komm, Gott Schöpfer, Heiliger Geist (Come, God Creator, Holy Spirit) and consists of three parts: 'The first movement transforms the first e...

New Music on old instruments and new organ literature in dialogue with historical Iberian works. The present edition contains a collection of works, composed for an authentically rebuilt historical Sp...

This organ chorale is a setting of the opening chorus of Bryars' second opera Doctor Ox's Experiment.

This organ piece is ideal as liturgical piece for Lent and All Saints' Day/Sunday before Advent commemorating the dead but also for organ concerts on the topic of death and transitoriness.'Poème funèb...

The pretty Basque song 'Iru erége', which tells of the three wise men from the Orient travelling to Bethlehem to worship the baby Jesus, gave me the idea for a musical interpretation of this astonishi...

Schott's successful series 'Meister der Norddeutschen Orgelschule' is continued with the organ works by Nikolaus Hasse (ca. 1605-1670). Volume 16 of the series contains the four chorale arrangements o...

The organ works by Franz Tunder (1614-1667) are published as volume 17 of the series 'Meister der Norddeutschen Orgelschule'. Containing 9 chorale arrangements, 4 preludes and a canzona as well as an...

The organist and composer Peter Morhard (date of birth unknown, died in Lüneburg in 1685) belongs to the North German organ school. Little is known about his life, but from 1662 until his death he wor...

The composer and organist Paul Siefert, baptized in Gdansk on 28 June 1586 and died there on 6 May 1666, belongs to the 'North German organ school'. Thanks to a grant of the town council of Gdansk, Si...

The successful operetta composer Jean Gilbert (pseudonym of Max Winterfeld) was a cousin of Paul Dessau. Dessau composed the piece for the wedding of Mariana Stark, a relative of both Paul Dessau and...

Melchior Schildt (1592-1667) was organist at the Market Church in Hanover and studied with J.P. Sweelinck, among others. As well as two early free compositions for organ (Praeambulum in G) this volume...

The distinctive, motor-like rhythm and echoes of Arabian folk music characterise the three variations, rich in contrast, for two pianos and percussion. A perfect addition to the modern classics for th...

Moritz Eggert (born 1965, Heidelberg) studied both piano and composition in Frankfurt and Münich In 1989 he was one of the winners at the Gaudeamus-Wettbewerb, an international competition for perform...

Singstimmen (SMezA) und Instrumente (Blockflöten, Streich-, Zupf- und Blasinstrumente ad lib.).

This title brings together 'A Choral Fanfare' and 'Signum' of the festival 'Europa Cantat 2006'. The two short telling pieces can also be performed separately a cappella, but the use of brass achieves...