Ernst Krenek: Intermediate Sheet Music

Ernst Krenek's Sonata for Viola op. 92 no. 3 is published by Universal Edition for the first time since its 1954 Boelke-Bomart Publications edition. Krenek composed this sonata in 1942, four years aft...

This brief and inventive sonata was composed in a matter of just four days and dedicated to violist Ferenc Molnar and pianist Jane Hohfeld, who gave the premiere of the work in San Francisco in March...

Ausgabe für Harfe und Klavier

Ausgabe in 4 Bänden für Gesang und Klavier - Stimmlage: mittel

This previously unpublished work for flute and viola existed first as a transcription for flute and clarinet, and was published by Bärenreiter in 1945. Now, Universal Edition makes available this edit...

Krenek's long life in music began as a conductor in German opera houses, which may explain his prodigious output of original operas (Jonny spielt auf, The Bell Tower, etc. ). But his compositions incl...

This is the fourth and last of a series of sonatas for diverse instruments (Organ, Flute, and Viola being the others). Although this is a twelve-tone work it is a much calmer work than its predecessor...

For clarinet choir.

Born in Vienna in 1900, Krenek moved to the United States just before World War II and became a citizen there in 1945, moving with ease through the various aesthetic and stylistic changes that marked...

The genre of the piano sonata has accompanied Krenek since 1919; the impressive Sonata op. 240 was created as a sonorous gift to the pianist Geoffrey Douglas Madge on the occasion of his complete reco...

World premiere on January 27, 1958 in New York: Nicanor Zabaleta

This one-movement, extremely effective organ sonata emphatically demonstrates Krenek's flair for differentiated instrumental writing. The free-atonal, colorful harmony and the expressive thematic conc...

Twenty short pieces for Piano. Duration: approx. 20 minutes.