Bernhard Päuler

Vierne's works are stylistically influenced by his teachers Cesar Frank and Gabriel Fauré. This is also audible in his 2 pieces from 1895, lovingly recreated in the style of 'Songs without Words'.

Be enchanted by the moving sounds of the "Consolation for Violoncello and Organ." This expressive work harmoniously combines the warm, cantabile timbre of the cello with the majestic, meditative depth...

Experience the fascinating tonal richness and virtuosic elegance of the "3 Concertante Duets Op. 78" for two flutes, published by the renowned Amadeus edition. This high-quality sheet music edition of...

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the first edition.

Our Grand Trio op. 24 follows the first print of the parts, and we have added a score; it is a splendid example of Tulou's elegant and well-balanced part-writing. It will surely be a most welcome addi...

Kaspar Kummer's “6 Caprices ou Exercices pour la Flûte seule op. 12” are true treasures of the flute literature. Conceived as indispensable pedagogical works, these six solo pieces masterfully bridge...

Discover an extraordinary chamber music gem for a truly delightful wind pairing: The "6 Duos in the Form of 24 Pieces, Op. 32" brings clarinet and French horn together in a rich, multifaceted musical...

Discover the melodic dialogue between two fascinating instruments: The "3 Duos for Flute and Violoncello" offer an exceptional chamber music experience full of musical joy and harmonic depth. The capt...

First published in 1878, Op.31, a sequence of 9 movements, are well-formed melodic reminiscences of the Moravian homeland, whose caprices of sound leave nothing to be desired.

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Discover a chamber music gem full of elegance and tonal diversity with the "3 Trios op. 4" for flute, viola, and guitar. This extraordinary and charming instrumentation blends the luminous brilliance...

The four movements: 1. on the banks of the Vltava; dreams of youth 2. study time; ideals of life 3. at the graves of his loved ones 4. in the struggle for existence; deceived hopes; memories of youth.

The Oettingen-Wallerstein court composer, whom Mozart respectfully dubbed the 'Papa of piano players', succeeded in creating one of the most endearing rococo pieces with this quintet.