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Tutti conoscono la celebre Czardas di Vittorio Monti nella versione per violino e pianoforte. Ne esiste ora anche una versione per xilofono e orchestra di fiati. L'incisione sul CD demo è stata realiz...

Despite his short life, Mozart (1756-1791) wrote more than 600 works. The general public is probably mostly familiar with his symphonies and operas. However, his numerous piano concertos are incredibl...

Following his arrangement of 4 Lyriske Stykker, Jan Rypens selected four pieces from Edvard Griegs piano repertoire. These pieces can be played as an ensemble or individually. These parts are ideal fo...

In this famous aria by Puccini from the opera La Bohème based on the novel with the same title by Louis Henri Mürger, Rodolphe sings about his admiration for Mimi, the sweet girl next-door, who knocks...

Debussy wrote his 'Préludes' for piano between 1909 and 1913. He composed 24 in all, divided equally between two books. He thought of the 'Préludes' as separate pieces of music, so they did not necess...

This well-known hymn belongs to the essential repertoire when it comes to church concerts. This has to do with the way in which the work slowly develops. The start is very intimate and melancholic, ev...

The beautiful 2nd movement from the Grande Sonate Pathétique (Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13) de Beethoven may well be one of the most delightful solo piano pieces ever and, over the years, has...

Impressionist composer Claude Debussy wrote his set of Préludes for the piano between 1909 and 1913. In their entirety, his Préludes total 24 individual pieces in two volumes. It is from these that Ka...

Edward Elgar composed Salut d'Amour as an engagement present for Caroline Alice Roberts. The original title was Liebesgruß - an indication of the fluent German of the composer's fiancé. Due to the rel...

Audivi Media Nocte is based on the eponymous motet by Thomas Tallis from the 16th Century - a work that holds great fascination for Oliver Waespi. During the process of composition, various chord sequ...

Voyage into the Blue descrive un aereo che si innalza nel blu infinito del cielo. Nel secondo movimento l'aereo scivola attraverso la notte stellata, prima di atterrare sano e salvo in un'impressionan...

At the heart of this piece are several elements that inspired the composer. First of all: nature, infinite and inexhaustible, giving life and power, something bigger than humans can grasp. The compose...

The Graces of Love' (Le Gratie d'Amore) is the title of a book published in 1602 by Cesare Negri, the famous dance master of the Milan court in the Renaissance. It contains numerous dance tunes and pr...

This work consists of three movements that flow over into each other. A short melodious introduction is followed by a rhythmic passage whereby the theme is played in canon. In the melancholic and movi...

Ratafia è un brano commissionato dallOrchestra di Fiati Reale De Vriendenkring di Oostham (Belgio), in occasione del 75o anniversario di fondazione. La composizione è dedicata al direttore dorchestra,...

Golgotha mountain is situated north-west of Jerusalem, just outside the old city. It is in fact the Hebrew name for 'the place of skulls' and it takes us back to the beginning of our times... The year...

This splendid, colourful concert work lets your band shine in every respect. The dreamlike beginning is followed by a dancing passage that grows increasingly impassioned and in which all groups have t...

Six Rhaeto-Romanic folk songs from Graubünden, the largest canton of Switzerland, form the basis for this splendid piece by Oliver Waespi. The composer reproduces these melodies almost verbatim and wo...

This work is based on Daniel Defoe's world-famous 1719 novel and with broad brushstrokes typifies the hero's life in four parts. The first part describes his life as a seaman. The second part is an im...

This marvellous work by the Singaporean composer Benjamin Yeo outlines a number of beautiful impressions of the magnificent fauna and flora of Gondwana (or Gondwanaland). Some unusual sounds of nature...

Canzun' is the Rhaeto-Romanic term for 'song' or 'chant'. The work Canzun is based on two songs from the folk tradition of the Alps. In the middle movement, we hear the Canzun della Sontga Margriata,...

This symphonic poem is based on the story of El Tempranillo by the Spanish writer J. M. Hinojosa. El Tempranillo used to be called Robin Hood because he stole from the rich to give to the poor. When t...

This symphonic poem is based on the story of El Tempranillo by the Spanish writer J. M. Hinojosa. El Tempranillo used to be called Robin Hood because he stole from the rich to give to the poor. When t...

Filip Ceunen's latest concert piece takes us on a journey back through time and explore the ancient Italian city of Pompeii. Through three interlocking movements, the composer creates a musical tale o...