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One of a small number of remarkable examples of the genre composed by Handel in the 1740s. These late works demonstrate (even more than the numerous duetti he had written while in Italy in 1706-10 and...

Dirigier- und Studienpartitur - Blasorchester und Schlagwerk

6 solo Singstimmen, Chor, Orchester

Hoamat — the Bavarian pronunciation of the word 'Heimat' (Home) — was commissioned by the Municipal Music School in the city of Burghausen for their 'Lokalklang' festival. The ten movements make use o...

Here presented as a colourful orchestral suite, these preludes dating from Scriabin's European tours of 1894-95 lend themselves delightfully to the small orchestra.

The 'Chor der Dänen' is the first of three surviving pieces from the incidental music Haydn wrote for a production of John William Cowmeadow's play Alfred, König der Angelsachsen, oder der patriotisch...

Symphonies of Time and Tide was written to be performed during the composer's 70th birthday year and it is dedicated to members of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and its remarkable chief c...

The rules surrounding its worship were to be respected: never interrupt the twelve-tone row, never make irreverent remarks about it, never look at another system of pitch- organization, apply the mode...

The composer stresses that the two pianists can only realize the symmetrical structures through cooperation. They must be travelling in agreement along the same path. An extremely important work from...

These two cantatas make an excellent introduction to Vinaccesi's music.

Haydn's first set of Lieder, adapted for the English market by William Shield, who was to become his close friend, were an instant commercial success, with the most popular of them re-issued separatel...

Solo keyboard adaptations of Handel's orchestral music were common during the 18th century, although few have matched the idiomatic command and interest achieved by the present text. Dating from the m...

John Sheeles (1695-1765) published two books of harpsichord suites, in 1724 and c.1730 respectively. These basically follow in the tradition of Restoration composers such as Purcell and Croft, but mor...

John Sheeles (1695-1765) published two books of harpsichord suites, in 1724 and c.1730 respectively. These basically follow in the tradition of Restoration composers such as Purcell and Croft, but mor...