Amadeus

The standard work of the viola literature unites what ennobles the high school of the classical repertoire: Virtuoso playing mood, melodic impetus, cleverly designed modulations along with impeccable...

The graceful concerto, filled with light-hearted joy of music-making, offers grateful tasks to a dexterous flutist, while the orchestral part, which is kept simple, can be taken over effortlessly by a...

Composed in 1954 for the Louisville Philharmonic Society, this concerto is one of Müller's most important works. Late Romantic echoes facilitate access to Müller's unmistakable tonal language.

Our edition is the first to attempt to reconcile both the demands of a faithful and meaningful printing of the work and those of the performing musicians.

The nostalgic, serene and elegiac Concerto is perfectly suited to the expressive possibilities of the instrument. It now belongs to the repertoire.

In collaboration with the famous bassoonist Franz Czerwenka, Rosetti became acquainted with the virtuoso writing for the bassoon, which finds its impressive expression in the present concerto.