Sheet Music Downloads by Johann Adolf Hasse

Johann Adolf Hasse's Requiem in B flat was probably composed in the second half of the 1750s and is presented here for the first time in a printed version. Nothing is known about the purpose of this b...

Hasse's opera from 1731 can be considered the pinnacle of his work to date - not least because the composer integrated some of the best arias from his earlier works into "Cleofide". The antique theme...

Mit diesem Frühwerk, das Hasse als Schüler Alessandro Scarlattis noch ganz unter dessen Einfluss komponierte und das im September 1725 auf dem Landsitz des königlichen Rates Carlo Carmignano aufgeführ...

Hasse's Misere in c exists in several authentic versions. The first version from 1735 was intended for the girls of the Ospedale degl'Incurabili in Venice; Carus offers a later version for mixed voice...

After Johann Adolf Hasse had finished his work for the opera stage and settled in Venice for good, he still wrote some church music. Out of old ties with the Saxon court, in whose service the composer...

Two complete Requiem settings by Johann Adolf Hasse have survived. Hasse composed the C major Requiem for the Saxon Elector Friedrich August II. Only a few weeks later, his son Elector Friedrich Chris...

Johann Adolf Hasse, Kapellmeister at the Saxon-Polish court in Dresden, composed the Requiem in C for the solemn exequies of the deceased Elector Frederic August II in November 1763 in the Catholic Co...

The festive composition with its large orchestration for the time was performed for the first time on June 29, 1751 on the occasion of the consecration of the new Catholic Court Church in Dresden.

Venetian version The Laudate pueri was composed between 1735 and 1749 for the Ospedale degl'Incurabili in Venice. As this was a musical training center for talented girls and young women, the vocal pa...

Coro SSAA, 2 Vl, Va, Bc

The opera Cleofide by Johann Adolf Hasse was part of an ambitious plan to revive the art of Italian opera at the Saxon court. The dramatic plot – about Alexander the Great’s conquests in India – is br...

Hasse originally composed this sonata for flauto traverso and harp in G major. As far as we know, Hasse never wrote anything for the clarinet. Thus, this transposition tries to make the clarinet playe...

Tambourin, composed by Adolph Hasse and arranged by Sarah Francis and Robin Grant for oboe with piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

An original work for 2 flutes with basso continuo. The version with 2 violins is also possible.

In 1739 Hasse published six trio sonatas in London, of which the fourth is available in this edition. The almost vocal expressiveness, especially of the two slow movements, reveals the important vocal...

Johann Adolph Hasse (1699-1783) is gradually rediscovered as master of the late Baroque era. Among his works are numerous sonatas and concertos for flute which, probably inspired by his friendship wit...

The four-movement structure of the sonata, as was common in the late basso continuo era, juxtaposes four melodically and rhythmically contrasting themes.

The opera Cleofide by Johann Adolf Hasse was part of an ambitious plan to revive the art of Italian opera at the Saxon court. The dramatic plot – about Alexander the Great’s conquests in India – is br...

Venetian version The Laudate pueri was composed between 1735 and 1749 for the Ospedale degl'Incurabili in Venice. As this was a musical training center for talented girls and young women, the vocal pa...

Die Erstfassung dieser Psalmvertonung hatte Hasse 1735 für die Mädchen des Ospedale degl'Incurabili in Venedig geschrieben. Die vorliegende Bearbeitung für gemischte Stimmen stammt aus der Dresdner Ze...

Nachdem Johann Adolf Hasse sein Schaffen für die Opernbühne beendet und sich endgültig in Venedig niedergelassen hatte, schrieb er noch einiges an Kirchenmusik. Aus alter Verbundenheit mit dem sächsis...

Johann Adolf Hasse, Kapellmeister at the Saxon-Polish court in Dresden, composed the Requiem in C major for the ceremonial exequies of the deceased Elector Friedrich August II in November 1763 in the...