Partituras para conjunto mixto

This lilting waltz cycle, originally written as an orchestral work, also exists for piano two and four hands, as well as for violin and piano, in addition to this trio version.

It is a passionate, swinging, musical work that remains well within the bounds of tradition, requires good players, and is a great joy to play.

Vivaldi's A minor Double Concerto is one of the showpieces in schools today, enabling young soloists to try out and perform concertante interplay.

The award-winning work, published by Augener in 1901, displays all the advantages of instrumental splendour. True euphony, expansive and impressive melodies, daring harmonic progressions, contemplativ...

Version alternative avec narration.

Much wit, charm and rhythmic accents characterize this three-part work. Virtuoso highlights are set by the two clarinets. The independence of each instrument is certainly a challenge to the whole ense...

Highly praised by Handel, Stanley's work reflects the tonal language as well as the performance practice attitude of the creator of the 'Messiah' as in the valid form type of the concerto grosso.

The Sinfonietta was composed in 1944/45 and is dedicated to the conductor Paul Kletzki, who premiered it in Lausanne in 1946. It is one of the key works of the master, who died at an early age.

This work from 1889 in the unusual instrumentation with oboe and horn is one of the most successful creations of the Brahms friend, in which one 'seeks his equal in natural cheerfulness and harmonic s...

C major, G major, A major

Rosetti's quintet in E-flat major, composed around 1780, is presented here in an extremely distinctive arrangement from 1789, possibly by the famous horn virtuoso Giovanni Punto.

The combination of an obbligato keyboard instrument with 'two' basses is of great compositional charm; all that remains is admiration for Telemann's joy in instrumental experimentation!