Reger, Max (Trad.). a publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Livre

Reger, Max (Trad.). a publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Livre

Reger, Max / Wilske, Hermann (Trad.). A publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Divers

Reger, Max / Wünsch, Christoph (Trad.). A publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Livre

Reger, Max (Trad.). a publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Livre

Das Internationale Schriftum Über Max Reger. a publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Livre

Quellenverzeichnis Und Inhaltsübersichten. series of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Divers

Neue Aspekte Der Regerforschung. A publication of the Max Reger Institute. Since the study of Reger is still in its infancy, there is much new territory to discover in Reger-Studien 2 – Neue Aspekte der Regerforschung. Biographical and analytic contributions to various aspects of his works are mixed with a programmatic view of future research, which is in part still incomplete. 'The volume, edited by Susanne Shigihara … presents a highly stimulating cross-section, which is sufficient for studies that are biographical to analytical, historical-philosophical to iconographical. ' [Klaus Ebbeke in the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, November 1987]/ Répertoire / Divers

Reger, Max / Zimmermann, Petra (Trad.). A publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Livre

Since the 1980s scholarly research into Reger has built up a picture of the diversity, complexity and variety of Reger's work and shown that the composer was the first to depart from the supposed logical evolution of music history. In the musical scene, on the other hand, ideas prevail that are clichéd and based on a small canon of works. This is now about to change.Since the beginning of the twenty-first century a thematic catalogue of the works of Max Reger and their sources has been put together in the Max-Reger-Institut Karlsruhe funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. This will be a fitting addition to our series of thematic catalogues of the works of Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin and Schumann. It contains in-depth information in a readable form on the complete original works and arrangements, both published and unpublished, completed or fragmentary. Information concerning the genesis, place and state of the handwritten and printed sources are presented comprehensively and reflect the current state of research. Thus not only scholars but also performers, music lovers and concert organizers will be able to get to know Reger's neglected but in many ways surprising works.Numerous indexes will make the Reger Thematic Catalogue easy and clear to use and it has all of the prerequisites to soon become the definitive reference work for Max Reger. / Orchestre

Beiträge Zur Regerforschung. A publication of the Max Reger Institute/ Répertoire / Divers

Op. 131d-The rediscovery of the original manuscripts of Max Reger's works for violin viola and cello op. 131a-d represents a minor sensation. These late works for solo strings dating from 1914 and 1915 the last of which was only published posthumously were only known from the first printed editions until now and a scholarly-critical edition based on all the sources has long been desirable. The new edition from the Max-Reger-Institut now fills this gap.