Partitions facile chez Schott Musik

Frauenchor (SMezA) mit Solostimme, Flöte, Klarinette und Streichern

Jugendchor (SMezA) mit Instrumenten (Flöte [Alt-Blockflöte], 2 Violinen, Violoncello)

Chor (SMez/SAT) mit Solo, Sprecher und Instrumenten (3 Violinen, Violoncello, Flöte), Klavier ad lib.

Gemischter Chor (SATB), Soli, Sprechgesang und Orchester.

Vor dem Hintergrund der in den letzten Jahren immer stärker wachsenden Hinwendung zu mittelalterlicher Literatur und Musik eröffnet diese szenische Kantate vielfältige Möglichkeiten, das literarische...

Frauenchor (SA) mit Alt solo und kleinem Orchester

Frauenchor (SSAA) mit Klavier 4-händig

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon,...

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon,...

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon,...

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon,...

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon,...

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon,...

gemischter Chor (SATB) oder Männerchor (TTBB), Klavier oder Blechbläser (4.3.3.1) und Pauken N

Gemischter Chor (SATB), Soli, Sprechgesang und Orchester.

Anton Zink and Paul G. Vogt take the parable of the gentle bull Ferdinand who would much prefer to smell the scent of flowers than allow himself to be tormented in the bullfighting arena - i.e. a foll...