Amadeus

After the autograph published for the first time and continuo realization by Winfried Michel. The edition follows Vivaldi's handwritten instruction to transpose the concertos down one fourth, whereby,...

The sonatas are part of the repertoire of all students. Harmonically and formally always varied and exciting, these 'gems' of chamber music enjoy lasting popularity.

Sonata I: G major; Sonata II: d minor; Sonata III: a minor

When Corelli published his sonatas in Rome on January 1, 1700, it was a century-long event: no wonder that the violin sonatas on their triumphal march through Europe immediately appeared in London in...

After the autograph published for the first time and continuo realization by Winfried Michel. The edition follows Vivaldi's handwritten instruction to transpose the concertos down one fourth,whereby,...

The Concerto can also be played with three alto recorders and one tenor recorder or with four bass recorders.

The work of the Brahms friend 'belongs to the late Romantic period, is appealing and substantial and can be recommended to unprejudiced players'. For violists one of the easier pieces.

Praised throughout his life as a master of polyphonic compositional technique, the chamber music of Friedrich Kiel, who was held in high esteem by Brahms, features a romantic, powerful linear formal c...

A brilliant performance piece, which offers violists the opportunity to show off the entire tonal spectrum of their instrument. Early Romantic flair pervades all the movements.

Edited from the First Edition.