Concerto for four-part select (solo) choir two four-part ripieno choirs (ad lib) a three-part solo Violin ensemble a three-part solo Trombone ensemble and Basso continuo (Cello or Organ).My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour.Schutz's impressive and musically colourful setting of the Magnifcat from 1665 shows the influence of Monteverdi following Schutz's studies in Italy.This full score contains a comprehensive preface (German English) outlining the sources and particular consideration for the use of instruments and chorus. The preface also includes a German and English translationof the Latin text.- Full score and performance material available for sale (BA4334)

treble recorder (flute, oboe, violin) and basso continuo; harpsichord (Pianoforte), cello (viola da gamba) ad lib. These recorder sonatas by Gottfried Finger have been copied from an edition by the London publisher John Walsh. They are pretty pieces, very similar in form and invention to the recorder sonatas of Daniel Purcell (cf. ED 3693 and 4732) and from the same period. They are, moreover, just as charming and just as easy to play.

RV 40 in E minor-La sonate n? 5 pour violoncelle et basse continue en mi mineur d?Antonio Vivaldi d?montre la cr?ativit? in?puisable du ma?tre v?nitien. L?ambiance du deuxi?me Largo est particuli?rement impressionnante. Les harmonisations ?pur?es et la limitation ?peu de motifs rappellent les 'Quatre Saisons'. Notre ?dition vous offre la possibilit? de travailler l??uvre d?une mani?re syst?matique dans diff?rents tempos avec accompagnement de piano. Il s?agit d?une ?dition r?vis?e : l?ancien enregistrementDOWANI est livr? d?sormais avec une nouvelle r?duction pour piano et dans la partie soliste ont ?t? ajout?s des doigt?s.1 LargoAllegroLargoAllegro

I Give You The End Of A Golden String was commissioned in 2013 by the Royal Philharmonic Society/Britten-Pears Foundation to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Benjamin Brittenand the bicentenary of thefoundation of the Royal Philharmonic Society.The piece was first performed on 8th June 2013 by the Britten Sinfonia conducted by Ryan Wigglesworth.'My aim when I began this piece was to create a long length ofstring music out of a single strand of melody.While experimenting at the beginning shaping and extending a melody in many possible directions I cameacross William Blake???s lines???I give you the end of a goldenstring;Only wind it into a ball It will lead you in at Heaven???s gate Built in Jerusalem???s wall???and this became my working method winding a single tune around itself so that it gradually formed itselfinto amuch richer more complex texture. The process happens three times producing the equivalent of acontinuous three-movement concerto.The ???first movement??? is engendered by two solo violas (the melody at the beginning alreadyentwined witha slightly alternative version of itself). The ???slow movement??? (a more extended more decorated developmentof the opening tune) is introduced by a solo cello (soon winding itself into a quartet of celli). The fast???finale??? led by two solo violins focuses on decorations within the melody rolling out ribbons of (Britten-like') thirds.' - Judith WeirSuggested minimum strings: 8.6.4.4.2 players

Nico Muhly's Step Team for 9 players. Full score.'Stepping is a form of almost militaristic dancing involving the entire body as well as the voice. The routines are highly choreographed and precise but maintain an expressive freedom that comes out of the energy required to pull off the moves. In writing this piece for the Chicago Symphony MusicNOW I wanted to avoid too much delicate pointillistic writing and instead focused on making the nine players function as one team with a singular rhythmic agenda. Whenever the Chicago Symphony comes to New York I am always impressed with the massive steakhouse-style proportions of the brasssound so this score features the Bass Trombone as a guide for the harmonic and lyrical material.At a certain point in the piece the rhythmic unisons begin to break down and individual players or groups of players start slowing down or speeding up against the pulse. The Bass Trombone works as a unifying element here announcing the changes between sections. Some scattered pulses ensue and the brass section continuously shepherds the other instruments back into line. Step Team ends with a duet between the Bass Trombone and the Piano with a series of ornaments from the other players.' - Nico MuhlyInstrumentation: Flute Bassoon Horn in F Tenor Trombone Bass Trombone Piano Violin Viola Cello

Besetzungen: 1. Flöte, konzertierendes Cembalo - 2. Flöte, konzertierendes Cembalo, Violoncello - 3. Flöte, Violine, Violoncello - 4. Flöte, Violine, Basso continuo. Urtext der Telemann-Ausgabe Edition : Playing Score; Set of Parts; Urtext Edition Editor : Hinnenthal, Johann Ph Binding : stapled Instrumentation : Flute, Harpsichord

Score-Although in its own way an example of 'continuous' music Shaker Loops differs from most other works of its kind because it sees so much change within a relatively short amount of time. Also it avoids the formal and temporalpurity of much 'minimal' music by not adhering to a single unbending tempo throughout allowing for a freer movement from one level of energy to another.The 'loops' are melodic material assigned to the seven instruments each of a different length and which when heard together result in a constantly shifting play amongst the parts. The four sections although they meld together evenly are really quite distinct each being characterised by aparticular style of string playing. The outside movements are devoted to 'shaking' - fast tightly rhythmicised motion of the bow across the strings. The 'slews' of Part 2 are slow languid glissandi heard floating within analmost motionless pool of stationary sound whereas Part 3 is essentially melodic with cellos playing long lyrical lines (also loops) against a background of muted violins.

G major - Stimmensatz - each 3 violins I+II, 2 violas, 3 cellos/double basses - 2 violas, strings and basso continuo editor: Lebermann, Walter composer: Telemann, Georg Philipp Série: Concertino Difficulté: Intermediate pages: 48

Edition : Londres, S. Weaver, J. Johnson, s.d. c.1735Présentation de Marc Vallon : note biographique - les sonates pour basson - oeuvres de Merci - agrémentation - ornementation - altérations rythmiques.Une des rares partitions du XVIIIème siècle pour basson et basse continue. L'excellente qualité de la gravure permet une lecture aisée. / Bassons Et Basse Continue, Violoncelle Et Basse Continue / 23 pages / niveau : 1 / Fac-Similés - Format: 24 X 33

Instrumentation : treble recorder (flute, oboe), 2 violins and basso continuo; cello (viola da gamba) ad lib.
Version : score and parts
Date de parution : 15/04/1979
Nombre de pages : 31
Collection : Antiqua
Format : New Edition portrait / Partitions classique / Bois / Flûte à bec / SCHOTT

First performance 12 October 2011 at St George's Hall Liverpool by David Pyatt (horn) and the Sacconi String Quartet as part of the Centenary Concert of the Rodewald Concert Series.Composer's NoteThroughout my musical life I have found the horn one of the most evocative and beautiful of all instruments and it is no surprise that I have written a number of works for it including a concerto a trio with violin and piano and a triptych of concert works for horn and piano. Writing a work for horn and string quartet has long been an ambition therefore fuelled not only by my love of the instrument but also by theastonishingly small repertoire of horn quintets.This work was commissioned to celebrate their centenary by the Rodewald Concert Society Liverpool who gave me an invaluable education in the masterpieces of the chamber music repertoire at their concerts which I attended regularly during my schooldays. The quintet is dedicated to Nancy and Douglas Brady two of my oldest and closest friends from Liverpool. It was written in 2010/11 and is continuous. There are however three main ?movements?: an opening quick one which is interrupted twice by brief slow interludes referring to the motto heard at the start a substantial slow movement which also contains two short scherzando sections (much as Brahms?s A major Violin Sonata has two quick trio sections in its slow movement) and a fast finale a descendant of the Beethoven one-in-a-bar scherzo.The scherzando interludes interwoven with the slow movement are frequently muted and have something of an other-worldly atmosphere perhaps Queen Mab came to deliver me of some dreams while I was writing it. At the end of the finale the furious activity gives way to an elegiac conclusion which I feel was greatly influenced by events in the world outside at the time of composition the music descending to a quiet sustained C on horn and cello. The work lasts just over 20 minutes and was first

1. Choir Basso continuo Violoncello Double bass 1. Bassoon-Version of 1736 (final version)Bach’s St. Matthew Passion passed through several stages in its progress towards its final form stages that today cannot be completely reconstructed. It may be taken as certain that the work was performed on Good Friday 1729 in St. Thomas’s Church Leipzig in a version of which the copy made by Bach’s son-in-law Johann Christoph Altnickol gives us an approximate idea. There is no earlier extant autograph score than that of the later version which may probably be dated 1736 and on which the present edition is based.- Study score format 22.5 x 16.5cm- Urtext of the New Bach Edition-Full score performance material (BA5038) vocal score (BA5038-90) and study score (TP196) available for sale

Two Sonatas in C minor Op.3 No.8 and B flat Op.3 No.9 for Treble Recorder and Basso Continuo by Bellinzani. Edited by David Lasocki. Includes Score and parts for Treble Recorder and Bassoon (or Cello).

Orchestral & Instrumental Material for Choral Pieces-Cello part for Sarah Quartel's five-movement work celebrating the long Canadian winter setting texts by the composer Sara Teasdale Lucy Maud Montgomery (of 'Anne of Green Gables' fame) and Melville Cane.