Harald Genzmer

Besetzung: gemischter Chor (SSAATTBB).

Stimmensatz - 5 Violinen I; 5 Violinen II; 3 Violen; 3 Violoncello; 2 Kontrabässe - Streichorchester

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A double concerto which musicians can really enjoy playing, written by a distinguished composer, presenting soloists with rewarding material well suited to their instruments.

A double concerto which musicians can really enjoy playing, written by a distinguished composer, presenting soloists with rewarding material well suited to their instruments.For inclusion in a concert...

Harald Genzmer, geb. 1909, schrieb mit seiner Sinfonietta ein vielgespieltes Werk für Kammerorchester. Auch seine neue 3. Sinfonietta (2002) wendet sich an Liebhaberorchester, stellt aber auch profess...

Harald Genzmer (1909-2007) did a lot for young up-and-coming musicians, and there certainly is many a string instrument player who remembers school orchestra times in which the 'Sinfonietta' was progr...

Harald Genzmer has done a lot for the work with young musicians, and many a string player can recall school orchestra days when Sinfonietta was on the programme quite often. But the probably best-know...

Imaginative fresh thematic construction and wide variety of compositional techniques are the characteristic features of this concerto full of brio. Clearly arranged and spirited music of French ease.

This work created in 1955 is one of the most rewarding and accessible pieces of contemporary literature for string orchestra. The balance between technical simplicity and musical and tonal effect is e...

The 'Divertimento giocoso' by Harald Genzmer created in 1960 is scored for two woodwind instruments (flutes, recorders or transverse flute and oboe) as solo instruments opposed to the string orchestra...

Harald Genzmer's composition Divertimento di danza for string orchestra clearly continues the baroque form of the divertimento. This light music - in the truest sense of the word - consisted of a sequ...

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