Breitkopf & Härtel KG

Haydn's early classical G major Concerto, published in 1909 as a first edition by Breitkopf & Härtel, has survived without cadenzas.

Reconstruction according to BWV 156 and BWV 1056

Edition for flute and piano by Gerhard Braun and Siegfried Petrenz

Mendelssohn wrote the concerto at the age of 12. The work allows classical models (Hummel, Dussek and others) to shine through

Bach's handwriting leaves open questions.

Bach's E major concerto raises unresolved questions about interpretation to this day.

Klaus Hofmann's source studies resulted in a fully new publication with the various practical performance editions.

A sensational find while revising: BWV 1067 in the A minor original version for violin

In the summer of 1939, Béla Bartók travels to Switzerland to compose the 'Divertimento for String Orchestra' in just two weeks as the guest of his patron Paul Sacher. Inspired by the hospitable atmosp...

UA Witten, 26. April 2002 - Marco Blaauw (Trompete)