Genre

Composer/Title

Item

Price

PIANO

Christensen: 18^th Century Continuo Playing: A Historical Guide to the Basics.  The author not only shows how musicians played at the time, but takes a further step of crucial importance by succinctly summarizing the way figured bass was taught and studied, thereby creating models for players today.  Translated by J. Bradford Robinson.  156 Pages.  Hardbound. 

BA8177

$60.00

Mendelssohn: Wie die Zeit Läuft! (How Time Flies!)  First Edition.  Written on Easter Sunday 1847, this unoffical “song without words” has as its only source the original manuscript, which is still owned by the family.  Facsimile and transcription in coordination with the International Mendelssohn Foundation.  Hardbound. 

EB8549

$29.95

ORGAN

Duruflé: Méditation for Organ.  First Edition.  This work has its origins as early as 1964, and the composer introduced its first theme in the Agnus Dei of his Messe Cum Jubilo in 1966.  Although Duruflé made it a practice to play this piece during the course of liturgical offces, it nonetheless is worthy of finding its place in the concert setting.  The registrations in this edition are those of the composer. 

D&F15470

$9.95

Easy Organ Pieces from the 19^th Century, Vol. 3.  Thirty-seven short and easy-to-play non-cantus firmus organ pieces written for single- to two-manual instruments, especially well suited for part-time church organists. 

BA8420

$44.95

Also available: Volume 1

BA8416

$44.95

Volume 2

BA8417

$44.95

Forchhammer: Selected Organ Works.  Overshadowed by his contemporaries, Reger and Rheinberger, Forschhammer never achieved the celebrity of those composers.  However, small selections of his organ works have been published periodically through the years.  This anthology of 32 easier and shorter pieces is geared toward the practical needs of organists. 

EB8729

$34.95

VIOLIN

Bloch: Poème mystique (Sonata No. 2).  Reprint of the Original Edition. 

TB960

$34.95

FLUTE

Handel:  Concerto in G Minor, HWV 287.  Always known as an oboe concerto, this new Urtext edition by Terence Best, with an option for the transverse flute as the solo instrument, is based on a newly discovered set of orchestral parts. 

Full Score: BA8533

$37.95

Reduction for Flute (Oboe) & Piano. 

BA8533a

$23.95

Mozart: Concerto in G Major, arranged by A.E. Müller after the Clarinet Concerto, K. 622.  Edited and with a piano reduction by Christopher Hogwood. 

BA5335a

$33.95

OBOE

Vivaldi: Sonata in G Minor for Oboe and Basso Continuo, RV 28.  First Edition.  Although the manuscript source of this work bears no indication for the solo instrument, its lack of double stops lends support to this edition for oboe rather than violin. 

MR2275

$17.95

SAXOPHONE QUARTET

Roth: Got’Cha.  Score & Parts. 

SKG97

$24.95

Roth: No Coffee Blues. 

SKG96

$19.95

FRENCH HORN

Bergonzi: Variations on “O Mattutini albori” from Rossini’s Opera La donna del lago.  Horn in E or Horn in F & Piano. 

DM1291

$19.95

TROMBONE

Albrechtsberger: Trombone Concerto.  Tenor Trombone & Piano (or Organ). 

DM1323

$21.95

GUITAR

Bach: Partita in C Minor, BWV 997.  Arranged by Ansgar Krause.  Generally referred to as the second lute suite, the “Suite in C Minor,” this new edition is justified by its presentation of the work in written B minor (or sounding C minor with the use of the capotasto) instead of the usual A minor of past guitar arrangements. 

EB8234

$18.95

Bach: Prelude, BWV 999, and Fugue, after BWV 1000, 1001, 539.  Arranged by Ansgar Krause.  Although not originally composed as a paired set, these two pieces work well when performed together.  Originally in C minor, the Prelude is presented here in D minor.  The Fugue exists in versions for several instruments, the first probably for solo violin, with this version based on the version in D minor for organ. 

EB8235

$16.95

Dowland: A Pilgrimes Solace (1612).  Complete Lute Songs, Vol. 5.  Voice & Guitar. 

GKM208

CHAMBER MUSIC

Anonymous: The Six Schwerin Trumpet Tunes.  Four Trumpets & Timpani.  First Edition.  A good example of more sophisticated repertory of the military bands from the turn of the 19^th century.  Score & Parts.

DM1299

$19.95

Hauff: Duo for Flute & Bassoon.  First Edition.  Two Playing Scores. 

TB959

$19.95

Huber: Divertimento Veneziano sopra balli antichi Veneziani.  Flute, Cello, & Harpsichord.  Score & Parts. 

ETG71

$32.95.

Mozart/Hummel: Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K. 385 (“Haffner”), arranged for Flute, Violin, Cello, & Piano.  Score & Parts. 

ETG35

 $80.00

Mozart/Hummel: Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K. 551 (“Jupiter”), arranged for Flute, Violin, Cello, & Piano.  Score & Parts. 

ETG41

$90.00

VOICE

Ave Maria, Gratia Plena: Latin Ave Maria Settings of the 19^th and Early 20^th Century for Solo Voice and Organ.  27 original Ave Maria settings, some of them little known until now, are included in this collection.  Arranged especially for organ and medium voice, they comprise a practical and reliable edition for church musicians. 

BA8250

$29.95

Dowland: A Pilgrimes Solace (1612).  Complete Lute Songs, Vol. 5.  Voice & Guitar. 

GKM208

$39.95.

Handel: Rodelinda, Regina de’ Longobardi, HWV 19.  The version of the opera that was given at the King’s Theatre in the Haymarket, London, at the first performance on 13 February 1725.  Vocal Score. 

BA4064a

$59.95

Haydn, Michael: Et Incarnatus.  Soprano, Alto, Tenor, 2 Trombones, Violin, & B.C.  Score & Parts. 

VO101

$65.00

Mozart: Concert Arias for Soprano & Orchestra, Vol. 3.  Final volume of the new edition by Franz Beyer, with Cadenzas by Juliane Banse.  Piano Reduction. 

EB8673

$44.95

CHOIR

DvoÍák: Mass in D Major, Op. 86.  Part of the new Bärenreiter “Choir & Organ” Series of great choral works in arrangements for soloists, choir, and organ (no orchestra needed).  Original orchestra parts have been transcribed into easy-to-play organ reductions.  The choir and solo parts always remain true to the original. 

BA7511

$14.95

Fauré: Requiem, Op. 48.  Part of the new Bärenreiter “Choir & Organ” Series of great choral works in arrangements for soloists, choir, and organ (no orchestra needed).  Original orchestra parts have been transcribed into easy-to-play organ reductions.  The choir and solo parts always remain true to the original. 

BA7513

$9.95

Jazzy Christmas: Six Classic Christmas Favorites Arranged in a Jazz Style.  Cool arrangements for SATB (Ensemble/Choir) & Piano of “Go Tell It on the Mountain,” “What Child Is This,” “The First Noel,” “Bajuschiki Baju,” “O Christmas Tree,” and “Silent Night.”  Arraged by Michael Publig.

DO45962

$8.95

Mozart: Kyrie in D Minor, KV 341.  This work is the largest and most carefully developed work of Mozart’s many fragments and individual Mass movements and is a distinguished, performable composition.  Full Score:

BA4702

$28.95

Vocal Score:  (Orchestral material also available for purchase.)

BA4702a

$7.95

Schubert: Mass in G Major, D. 167.  Part of the new Bärenreiter “Choir & Organ” Series of great choral works in arrangements for soloists, choir, and organ (no orchestra needed).  Original orchestra parts have been transcribed into easy-to-play organ reductions.  The choir and solo parts always remain true to the original. 

BA7512

$10.95

Saint-Saens: Christmas Oratorio, Op. 12.  Part of the new Bärenreiter “Choir & Organ” Series of great choral works in arrangements for soloists, choir, and organ (no orchestra needed).  Original orchestra parts have been transcribed into easy-to-play organ reductions.  The choir and solo parts always remain true to the original. 

BA7514

$16.95

STUDY SCORES

Schubert: The Eight Symphonies.  This boxed set of study scores to each of the eight symphonies is a great addition to any serious musician’s library and offers a significant savings to buying the scores individually. 

TP400

$125.00

BOOKS

Christensen: 18^th Century Continuo Playing: A Historical Guide to the Basics.  The author not only shows how musicians played at the time, but takes a further step of crucial importance by succinctly summarizing the way figured bass was taught and studies, thereby creating models for players today.  Translated by J. Bradford Robinson.  156 Pages.  Hardbound. 

BA8177

$60.00

Mendelssohn: Wie die Zeit Läuft! (How Time Flies!)  First Edition.  Written on Easter Sunday 1847, unoffical “song without words” has as its only source the original manuscript, which is still owned by the family.  Facsimile and transcription in coordination with the International Mendelssohn Foundation.  Hardbound. 

EB8549

 $29.95