Oboe Concerto

Duo Vocal

Parties Séparées

Tone Poem

Overture

from: Anton Bruckner: Sämtliche Werke Kritische Gesamtausgabe Band VIII/I

Tost Quartets I No. 3

op. 8/4 RV 297 / PV 442

La Notte

fatto per la Solennita della Lingua di San Antonio

Leichte Ensembleliteratur Für Den Unterricht

Overture to the Stage Work

Cat. Thematique incl. les refrains de 222 grands succes de varietes et de jazz

Suite from the Ballet

5 Pieces

Overture

No. 4 for piano in Tchaikovsky's own arrangement-These little lyrical and sumptuous gem is based on the piano piece of the same name in C sharp minor No. 4 of Six Pieces Op. 19. The arrangement was probably written in Paris in 1888 for his friend the Russian cellist Anatoly Brandukov.The current edition is based on the edition from the volume of the old Tchaikovsky Complete Edition published by Victor L. Kubacky (1891-1970) a pupil of Brandukov.

für obligates Violoncello und 10 Solo-Instrumente-The seven chamber music pieces are among Hindemith's most successful instrumental works of the 1920s and in addition of the new music of that time per se. At the world premiere of Chamber Music No. 1 the audience even demanded a repetition of the third and fourth movements. But the title is misleading: The individual pieces actually have concertante soloistic features instead of submitting to chamber music traditions. And so Chamber Music No. 3 is written for violoncello obbligato and 10 solo instruments.The score is based on Vol. VI/1 (PHA 401) of the Hindemith Complete Edition edited by Giselher Schubert.

nach Christian Morgenstern

Concert piece for piano and orchestra-On her 34th birthday Clara Schumann received from her husband not only a grand piano but also the latest music material including the one-movement Concert-Allegro with Introduction Op. 134 as well as the composition Introduction and Allegro appassionato Op. 92 which also consisted of only one movement. With both works Schumann continued the renewal of the solo concerto genre initiated by him.The editions are based on Vol. I/2/2 (RSA 1007-20) of the Robert Schumann Complete Edition.