Arranged by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Berlin 1829 and Leipzig 1841-Full score and performance material available for hire. Both Mendelssohn versions available in one edition.Easy-to-play straight-forward Piano reduction.Felix Mendelssohn can claim the credit of having ushered in the Bach-Renaissance with his arrangement and performance of the St Matthew Passion. It was revived for the first time in the Berlin Singakademie on 11 March 1829 one hundred years after its premiere in Leipzig?s Thomaskirche. A second arrangement was performed in Leipzig in 1841.Originally only available on hire as part of the edition published by Bärenreiter in 2009 this Vocal score is now available on sale. It enablesboth the Berlin and the later Leipzig versions to be performed.A concordance provides information on the respective sequence of movements and their relation to the Bach Works Catalogue (BWV) and the New Bach Edition.

The Grande mess des morts (Requiem) was composed in 1837 as the result of a commission from the French Minister of the Interior Adrien de Gasparin. By means of annual commissions of this kind Gasparin intended to ?restore sacred music to the prestige which it had long ago lost in France?.Urtext of the New Berlioz EditionFull score (BA5449) vocal score (BA5449-90) and study score format 22.5 x 16.5cm (TP332) available for salePerformance material (BA5449-72) available for hire