Thomas Daniel Schlee

Three poems by the French lyricist Louis Amade, known for his texts for Edith Piaf and Gilbert Bécaud, form the basis for a series of pictograms of human emotional states. While keeping to singeable m...

Ausgabe der Orgelstimme

Discovering the variety of organ sound Schlee, Amen. Halleluja. In many of his works for the organ, Schlee explores the variety of different sounds this instrument can produce. The focus, over large p...

The intimate atmosphere of the first of the 'Trois Poèmes' op. 66 is evoked here in a purely instrumental form - technically easily accessible, with an expressive melodic and corresponding harmonic tr...

The intimate atmosphere of the first of the 'Trois Poèmes' op. 66 is evoked here in a purely instrumental form - technically easily accessible, with an expressive melodic and corresponding harmonic tr...

A suite whose movements always deliver something other than what they seem to promise. But throughout, the two instruments and respectively their players act like two people in very specific situation...

In a wide-reaching form the music develops increasing density in texture, dynamics und sound quality. The work can be performed as an anthemic coda together with the 'Cantus' requiring the same instru...

Ubi eras, Jesu bone ?

mit Werken von O.Olsson, S.Karg-Elert, H.Kaminsky

In the same year - 1909, the two Austrian composers Franz Schreker and Joseph Marx devoted themselves to their own settings of Ave Maria. Whereas Schreker's 'Ave Maria' was published in the year of it...