Piano Excerpts

François Emmanuel Joseph Bazin was born in Marseille in 1816 and died in Paris in 1878. He entered the Conservatory of Music in Paris in 1836 and studied composition and harmony with Henri-Montan Bert...

Sunbeam differs from the conventional idea of a trombone concerto. It is a work that was created with deliberate steps and without haste - like a walk through a landscape while the world rushes by. Th...

This is the ultimate romantic Trombone Concerto. Hardly an Audition for an orchestral Position in which the Concertino of the Gewandhaus concertmaster Ferdinand David would not be on the Programm as c...

In this Concerto, Zdenek Lukas places deft mastery of orchestration at the service of a vivacious creative impulse. Double woodwinds plus piccolo (3-2-2-2), judiciously reduced brasses (4-0-0-0), and...

Jazz was for Bernd Alois Zimmermann a 'musical constitution of being', a 'branch of art sui generis'. The Trumpet Concerto, with its big band allusions of the 1950s, unites the categories of jazz musi...

Leopold Mozart, father of the unequalled genius Wolfgang Amadeus, also composed music, but is understandably eclipsed by his son. His trumpet concerto has even been handed down twice, i.e. also as par...

Commissioned by the Festival of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Faz?l Say wrote his Trumpet Concerto for Gábor Boldoczki. Written in the classical three-movement concerto form, the work refers directly...

For many years, the trumpet had played a rather subordinate role in Penderecki's work. In his symphony Seven Gates of Jerusalem, however, the instrument, in the form of the bass trumpet, was given, ap...

Facsimile edition of the autograph scores with piano reduction

The Erfurt-born composer Edward Mollenhauer (1827-1914) was a successful soloist and teacher in America. His best-known pieces for young violinists are The Boy Paganini and The Infant Paganini. Both a...

The Erfurt-born composer Edward Mollenhauer (1827-1914) was a successful soloist and teacher in America. His best-known pieces for young violinists are The Boy Paganini and The Infant Paganini. Both a...

The Belgian violinist Charles-Auguste de Bériot (1802-1870) was also a teacher and composer. "Scène de Ballet" is perhaps his best-known composition. It is often played by violin students, including t...

De Bériot also composed a series of concertos. The Ninth in A minor, published in 1859, is also a popular choice for advanced violin students. The then 8-year-old Julia Fischer also performed it with...

Oskar Rieding (1846-1916) is known to all young violinists for his easily playable concerti for violin and piano. Of these, the works op. 34 to op. 36 are all in the first position. Paired with catchy...

Piano reduction for the performance material BA2677. Violin solo (4), Strings, BC - Piano reduction

VSolo (2), Flöte (2), Oboe (2), Klarinette in b (2), Fagott (2), Horn (2), Trompete (2), Posaune, Pauke/ Schlagzeug, Klavier, Streicher - Klavierauszug

Adagio and 2 rondos. Piano reduction after the Urtext of the New Mozart Edition. Violin solo, flute (2)/ oboe, horn (2), strings - piano reduction; single part

Three movements for two violins and orchestra (K. 166b, K. 6: 186E). Urtext based on the New Mozart Edition - 3 Movements for 2 Violins and Orchestra (K. 166b, K. 6: 186E). Urtext based on the New Moz...

V-solo/V1/V2/Va/Vc/Kb

Oskar Rieding's Concertino op. 21 moves exclusively in the 1st and 3rd positions. Hungarian echoes in the Andante sostenuto on the high and low strings of the violin and rich chains of semiquavers in...