SKU: CA.9126605

ISBN 9790007095598. Language: Latin.

Johann Ernst Eberlin composed over 40 masses. From Salzburg they were widely disseminated in southern Germany, Austria, and Bohemia. Eberlin's Mass in B flat was skillfully arranged for every day use at the monastery in Seitensteeen; thus this a work which, due to its brevity and musical qualities, is ideally suited for the celebration of the Mass. A beautifully sounding continuo mass in a free, concertante style, marked by the joy of baroque music making. Score available separately - see item CA.9126600.

SKU: CA.2705705

ISBN 9790007187224. Language: Latin.

In Missa Sancti Jacobi for two four-voiced choirs, drum and triangle, Damijan Močnik was able to set free his creative imagination. The mass consists of the usual five movements: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus/Benedictus and Agnus Dei. To keep them musically interconnected he uses similar or varied musical images (melody, harmony or rhythms) with the same words or thoughts. Every movement has a characteristic form. Score available separately - see item CA.2705700.

SKU: BT.DHP-1001913-060

ISBN 9789043131650.

In October 1997, Jacob de Haan visited the Swiss village of St. Moritz, where he worked as a conductor. The Mountains around St. Moritz were covered in marvelous autumn colors. The Colors, the quietness and nature itself inspired Jacob de Haan to compose this lyrical composition.

In oktober 1997 bezocht Jacob de Haan het Zwitserse St. Moritz. De bergen rondom waren getooid in schitterende herfstkleuren. De componist raakte in deze omgeving ge nspireerd door de kleuren, de rust en de natuur en schreef daaropzijn lyrische compositie Yellow Mountains, dat door Foppe Jacobi fraai is gearrangeerd voor accordeonorkest.

Herbst im schweizerischen St. Moritz: Die Berge sind in die unterschiedlichsten Herbstfarben getaucht und die Natur strahlt eine gelassene Ruhe aus. Jacob de Haan war im Oktober 1997 in dieser Umgebung und schrieb dort, von den Farben, der Ruhe und der Natur inspiriert, seine lyrische Komposition Yellow Mountains.

En octobre 1997, Jacob de Haan se rend Saint-Moritz en Suisse. La nature a quitté ses habits dâ??été pour revêtir une extraordinaire palette de couleurs. Les montagnes radieuses retiennent leur souffle dans lâ??attente des premières neiges et le paysage tout entier diffuse un sentiment de paix et de sérénité. Le modèle est idéal et inspire Jacob de Haan cette pièce aux couleurs tonales variées. Tel un peintre, il créé une oeuvre aux traits fluides et souples, où les arrondis donnent naissance des teintes chaleureuses.