Theory, Books, Accessories

After the new editions of Güldenstein's 'Theorie der Tonart' and 'Gehörbildung für Musiker', the 'Intervallenlehre' appears as the first publication from the estate.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating phenomenon of the moment: With "Improvisation I – 10 Essays", the renowned Amadeus publisher presents an extraordinary literary volume that illuminates the art of s...

With original contributions by Peter Widmer, Christian Kaden, Dorothea Baumann, Eero Tarasti, Bert Noglik, Kjell Keller, Stasa Bader, Ernst Lichtenhahn, Arthur Simon, Kenneth Zuckerman, Joachim Latacz...

This volume represents the most comprehensive publication to date on the life and musical work of Peter Mieg. Until his death in December 1990, he was considered one of the most complex artistic perso...

Immerse yourself in the fascinating foundation of Baroque music: Volume XVIII (1994) of the acclaimed 'Basler Jahrbuch' is dedicated to one of the most defining musical disciplines of the 17th and 18t...

Volume 1: Commentary. 329 pages - Volume 2: Codex Sangallensis 484. volume 320 facsimile pages in color - Volume 3: Codex Sangallensis 381. volume 498 facsimile pages in color.

Fred K. Prieberg has succeeded in a profound, objective study of the man and the composer Hans Schaeuble, presenting him in all his complexity.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Early Music with the renowned Basler Jahrbuch XIX (1995), published by the prestigious Amadeus Verlag. Under the evocative title "'Was der Generalbass sey?...

With contributions by Rudolf Frisius, Hans-Christian Schmidt, Max Wechsler, François Grosjean, Oswald Wiener, Maria Luise Schultern, Heiner Goebbels, Hans Harder, Thomas Meyer, Penny Boyes Bräm, Thüri...

With contributions by Ernst Lichtenhahn, Peter Becker, Bert Noglik, Peter Rüedi, Christian Kaden, Rudolf Frisius, Thomas Meyer, Max Haas, Fred van der Kooij, Klaus R. Scherer, Kurt Kreyer, Maria Louis...

Schoeck's relationships with composers and poets demonstrate how he engaged with the currents of his time. A source work that complements Schoeck research.

A rare blend of concert guide, handbook, music history, and annotated analyses of works of a very personal nature.

With contributions by Eckart Altenmüller, Luc Ciompi, Franz Josef Czernin, Walter Fähndrich, Christian Kaden, Sebastian Klotz, George E. Lewis, Ernst Lichtenhahn, Thomas Meyer, Bert Noglik, Ilma Rakus...