Jacques Offenbach

With his Galop Infernal from the second act of his operetta Orpheus in the Underworld (1858 in Paris), Jacques Offenbach gave us what is probably the most famous music ever written to accompany the ca...

A los once años, Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) ya actuaba en público como violonchelista en su ciudad natal, Colonia, y, con el fin de perfeccionar su técnica con el violonchelo, su padre lo llevó a P...

A los once años, Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) ya actuaba en público como violonchelista en su ciudad natal, Colonia, y, con el fin de perfeccionar su técnica con el violonchelo, su padre lo llevó a P...

Can Can is the most famous excerpt from the operette Orpheus in the Underworld written by Jaques Offenbach. This was his first classical full-lenght operetta. Orpheus in the Underworld premiered in 18...

This barcarolle endures as probably the most popular of the three famous barcarolles in Offenbach's legendary opera, The Tales of Hoffman. This new version for developing strings is set in 3/4 with me...

Jacques Offenbach was not only one of the most successful composers of his time, but also an incomparable virtuoso on the cello - his ravishing playing in the salons of Paris caused many a swoon among...

After the extraordinary successes of La belle Hélène (1864) and La Vie Parisienne (1866), the triumvirate Offenbach/Meilhac/Halévy reached the zenith of its fame in 1867 with its Grand Duchesse de Gér...

After the extraordinary successes of La belle Hélène (1864) and La Vie Parisienne (1866), the triumvirate Offenbach/Meilhac/Halévy reached the zenith of its fame in 1867 with its Grand Duchesse de Gér...

After the extraordinary successes of La belle Hélène (1864) and La Vie Parisienne (1866), the triumvirate Offenbach/Meilhac/Halévy reached the zenith of its fame in 1867 with its Grand Duchesse de Gér...

Offenbach romántico. El título puede sorprender, ya que sigue dominando la imagen de Offenbach como compositor de operetas satíricas. Con la serie Offenbach romántico, queremos centrarnos en el otro O...

The expanded new edition includes the parts of Offenbach's probably most popular work that have become accessible since 1999. The quartet La Barque à Caron (Charon's Boat), the entr’acte for scene 3 a...

Discover the masterful musical interpretation of timeless literary treasures with the "Fabeln von La Fontaine", published by the renowned Boosey & Hawkes. This enchanting work for voice and piano brin...

Jacques Offenbach was one of the greatest composers of lighthearted operettas, and his famous songs continue to charm millions. This volume brings together the sheet music for 38 songs from 14 operett...

Whisk your audience away to a magical night on the Grand Canal: Jacques Offenbach's world-famous Barcarolle from his fantastic opera 'The Tales of Hoffmann' (Les Contes d'Hoffmann) is undoubtedly one...

Step right up to the colorful circus ring! With "Circus Cancan", published by the renowned Editions Marc Reift, you bring an infectious circus flair and pure joy directly to the concert stage. This sp...

Bring pure joy and exhilarating energy to the concert stage with the world-famous "Can - Can" from Jacques Offenbach's masterly operetta "Orpheus in the Underworld"! Hardly any melody in music history...

This Album du theatre francais comprises 10 dance pieces of intermediate difficulty, each of them characterising one famous actress of the time.

Offenbach, que llegó a París a los 14 años, dio conciertos como virtuoso del violonchelo y compuso para salones y salones de baile antes de alcanzar fama mundial como inventor de la "Offenbachiade". S...

Marked allegro vivace (quarter note = c. 144) at the beginning, this adaptation of Offenbach's most famous theme is the perfect program closer or encore for proficient quintets! Melody lines are share...

Violonchelo (2) - partitura

Within the OEK, the first two volumes of the six-part edition of Jacques Offenbach's progressive duos for two violoncellos Op. 49-54 are available now. The compositions created by Offenbach, who was a...

Jacques Offenbach no sólo fue un compositor de inagotable imaginación, sino también un virtuoso violonchelista. Incluso después de sus primeros años en París, le gustaba actuar como músico una y otra...