Manfred Op. 115

SKU: BR.OB-5288-15

ISBN 9790004342770. 10 x 12.5 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

SKU: BR.OB-5288-30

ISBN 9790004342824. 10 x 12.5 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

SKU: BR.OB-5288-19

ISBN 9790004342794. 10 x 12.5 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

SKU: BR.OB-5288-23

ISBN 9790004342800. 10 x 12.5 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

SKU: BR.OB-5288-27

ISBN 9790004342817. 10 x 12.5 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

SKU: BR.OB-5288-16

ISBN 9790004342787. 10 x 12.5 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

SKU: BR.PB-5546-07

ISBN 9790004213568. 6.5 x 9 inches.

Spiritual AffinitiesSchumann had already worked on Byron's Manfred as a law student, and the topic fascinated him from that time on. Perhaps he discovered a spiritual affinity to himself in the romantic hero's inner conflict? In any event, he decided on a stage rendition of the drama with incidental music, an entirely new genre that he had been dreaming of for some time already. He conducted the overture - it dates from 1848 - for the first time as a separate piece in March 1852. In addition, he followed the preparations for the first edition of the complete performance material very closely, which was published by Breitkopf in Leipzig that same year. The Breitkopf Urtext edition of the Manfred Overture is based on this first print of the score and parts revised by Schumann. At the same time, this edition also marks a new chapter in the expansion of the collection of Schumann overtures that have already been published by Breitkopf (to Hermann und Dorothea op. 136, Szenen aus Goethes Faust WoO 3 and Genoveva op. 81).

Audiences should be ready for something new and unheard of, wrote Robert Schumann to Franz Liszt in late 1851, referring to the world premiere of his Dramatic Poem Manfred.

ISBN 9783936655803. 9.65 x 6.89 inches.

SKU: HF.FH-3857

ISBN 9790203438571. 8.3 x 11.7 inches.

1. Wenn de Vugelbeer bluht (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 2. Arzgebirger-Marsch (Stephan Dietrich/Manfred Stange); 3. Arzgebirg, mei Arzgebirg (Edwin Bauersachs/Manfred Stange); 4. Wannerlied (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 5. Feierobnd (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 6. Bild dir nischt ei! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 7. Bild dir nischt ei! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 8. Himmelschlussele, bluh! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 9. Vergass dei Haamit net (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 10. Wu de Walder haamlich rauschen (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 11. Arzgebirg, wie bist du schie! (Anton Gunther) 12. Wenn de Lerich singt (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 13. Gruss dich Gott, mei Arzgebirg! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 14. Gruss dich Gott, mei Arzgebirg! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 15. Klippellied (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 16. 's gebirgische Maadel (Carl Friedrich Dohnel/Manfred Stange); 17. Deitsch un frei wolln mer sei! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 18. Morgnlied (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 19. Viel tausend Vogle singe (Hans Siegert/Theodor Goldberg/Manfred Stange); 20. In Fruhgahr (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 21. Mei Haamit lasst mich grussen (Hans Soph/Manfred Stange); 22. Ein neues Fest (Karl Gerok, Alfred Guido Dost/Manfred Stange); 23. Mei Grussmutterla (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 24. Der Kuckuck (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 25. De zwaa Finken (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 26. Der Rutschwanz (Hans Soph/Manfred Stange); 27. Der Vugelbeerbaam (August Max Schreyer/Manfred Stange); 28. Der Vugelbeerbaam - fur Mannerchor (August Max Schreyer/Manfred Stange); 29. Gieh mer mol ruber (Manfred Stange); 30. Wenn de Blumle nimmer bluhe (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 31. Spatsommer (Stephan Dietrich/Manfred Stange); 32. In der Hammerschenk (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Rudolf Krauss/Manfred Stange); 33. In der Hammerschenk - fur Mannerchor (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Rudolf Krauss/Manfred Stange); 34. Guck nauf ze de Sterle! (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 35. Haamitland, mei Arzgebirg (Stephan Dietrich/Manfred Stange); 36. Wie der Schnabel stieht (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 37. Der Frohnaaer Hammer (Alfred Kaden/Manfred Stange); 38. E Liedel aus der Haamit (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 39. Wiegnlied (Stephanie Maas/Manfred Stange); 40. E Mensch uhne Glaubn (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 41. Freue dich, Schneeberg (Manfred Stange); 42. Wenn schwarze Kittel scharenweis (D. Seeburg/Manfred Stange); 43. Frisch auf, ihr Bergleut, auf (Manfred Stange); 44. Frisch auf, ihr Bergleut jung und alt (Gustav Bruno Dost/Manfred Stange); 45. Gluckauf, ihr Bergleut jung und alt (Manfred Stange); 46.Bergmanns Hoffnung (Manfred Stange); 47. Bergmanns Hoffnung (Manfred Stange); 48 's Afahrn (Christian Gottlob Wild/Manfred Stange); 49. Wenn das Glocklein drei tut lauten (Manfred Stange); 50. Herr, der du meine Pfade lenkst (Manfred Stange); 51. Wir Bergleute hauen fein (Franz Wilhelm/Freiherr von Ditfurth/Manfred Stange); 52. Gluckauf, der Steiger kommt (Manfred Stange); 53. Gluckauf, der Steiger kommt (Manfred Stange); 54. Gluckauf, der Steiger kommt ( mitgeteilt von Felix Geithner/Manfred Stange); 55. Nun Gluckauf ruft froh ihr Bruder (Manfred Stange); 56. Auf, gesamte Knappschaftsschar (Gustav Bruno Dost/Manfred Stange); 57. Gluckauf ist unser Bergmannsgruss (J. Korner/Manfred Stange); 58. Gluckauf ist unser Bergmannsgruss (J. Korner/Manfred Stange); 59. Auf, gesamte Knappschaftsbruder (Manfred Stange); 60. Kommet her, ihr Bergleut alle (Gustav Bruno Dost/Manfred Stange); 61. Gluckauf! Du alter Bargmannsgruss (Max Nacke/Manfred Stange); 62. Kommet, lasset uns doch schauen (Manfred Stange); 63. Lasst uns das Bergwerk recht betrachten (Manfred Stange); 64. Die Bergleut sind ein edle Zier (Karl Gustav Wolf/Walther Hensel/Manfred Stange); 65. Frohlich ist des Bergmanns Leben (Fr. Muller/Manfred Stange); 66. Gluckauf, ihr Bruder (Gustav Bruno Dost/Manfred Stange); 67. Der Bergknabe (Manfred Stange); 68. Wir wollen frohlich heben an (Manfred Stange); 69. Bergmannisches Trinklied (Manfred Stange); 70. De Steiger-Kirmes (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Rudolf Krauss/Manfred Stange); 71. Joachimsthaler Bergknappenlied - Weise aus dem Jahre 1571 ; 72. Das Zscharpertaschel (Gottlob Adolph Ernst von Nostitz und Jankendorf, genannt Arthur von Nordstern); 73. Doch deckt dich auch der Erde Schoss (Moritz Wilhelm Doring/August Ferdinand Anacker/Manfred Stange); 74. Gluckauf! Der Silberzweig (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Richard Wagner-Buchholz); 75. Gott sei mit dir, mein Sachsenland - Sachsenhymne (Max Hallbauer/Ernst Julius Otto); 76. Die Heimfahrt (Moritz Wilhelm Doring/Alfred Guido Dost/Manfred Stange); 77. Zum Bergmann hab ich mich geweiht (Manfred Stange).

SKU: HF.FH-3856

ISBN 9790203438564. 8.3 x 11.7 inches.

1. Winter (Otto Peuschel); 2. Un wieder is e Gahr vorbei (Karl Hans Pollmer/Rudolf Krauss); 3. Freit eich, ihr Leit (Hans Wild/Alfred Wolf); 4. 's Raachermannel (Erich Lang); 5. Der Bargma (Erich Lang); 6. Weihnacht uber Wallern (Edwin Bauersachs); 7. Lasst uns wieder Weihnachten feiern (Anton Gunther); 8. Es flimmern de Sterle (Walter-Herbert Stoll/Johannes Ulbricht); 9. Lauter klaane Lichter (Karl Hans Pollmer/Paul Geilsdorf); 10. Ganz sachte rieseln de Flocken (Paul Geilsdorf); 11. Wald und Wiesen weit und breit (Max Tandler/Paul Geilsdorf); 12. Advent in menn Stubel (Joachim Suss); 13. Wenn draussen von Himmel der Schnee fallt (Stephan Dietrich); 14. Weihnachtskinnerlied (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Walter Schwarz); 15. Vor Weihnachten (Alfred Guido Dost); 16. Leise rieselt der Schnee (Eduard Ebel); 17. Alle Jahre wieder (Johann Wilhelm Hey); 18. Es stand am Himmelsrande (Eduard Muller); 19. Ich freu mich in dir (Caspar Ziegler); 20. Gloria, Gloria Gott in der Hoh! (Gustav Rochlich); 21. 's is Weihnachtszeit (Edwin Bauersachs); 22. Weihnachten is, stille Nacht (Willibald Eisert); 23. Heilige Nacht in Arzgebirg (Stephan Dietrich); 24. Weihnacht, stille Wunderzeit (Adolf Maurer/Paul Geilsdorf); 25. Schneeberger Weihnachtsglocken (Werner Kempf); 26. O selige Weihnachtszeit (Anton Gunther); 27. Wu der Engel lacht (Edwin Bauersachs); 28. Heit is der Heilge Obnd (Johanne Amalie von Elterlein); 29. Heilger Obnd (Guido Meyer/Alfred Guido Dost); 30. Heilger Obnd (fur Mannerchor); 31. Schneeberger Turmsangerlied (Georg Ebert/Alfred Guido Dost/Manfred Stange); 32. De Weihnachtsstadt (Rolf Hildebrand/Manfred Stange); 33. Hosianna (Manfred Stange); 34. O Fest aller heiligen Feste (Manfred Stange); 35. O du frohliche - Sizilien vor 1788 (Johannes Daniel Falk, Heinrich Holzschuher/Manfred Stange); 36. Heilge Nacht, auf Engelschwingen (Robert Eduard Prutz/Friedrich Heinrich Himmel/Manfred Stange); 37. Bleibn mer noch e wing do (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 38. Weihnachten im Gebirg (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Bernhard Uhlig/Manfred Stange); 39. Derham in Stubel (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 40. Hutzenlied (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 41. Heit is wieder Hutzenobnd (Friedrich Emil Krauss/Curt Herbert Richter/Manfred Stange); 42. Hutzenmarsch (Stephan Dietrich/Manfred Stange); 43. De Ufenbank (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 44. Winterobnd in Arzgebirg (Emma-Luise Pinc/Oscar Schonherr/Manfred Stange); 45. Schneeschuhfahrer-Mensch (Anton Gunther/Manfred Stange); 46. Kinner, guckt naus (Karl Hans Pollmer/Willy Kehrer/Manfred Stange); 47. Winterlaabn (Johann Gottfried Lattermann/Manfred Stange); 48. Gluckauf! Ihr Bergleut freut euch alle (Manfred Stange); 49. Wenn's in Winter schneie tut (Otto Peuschel/Manfred Stange); 50. Lob, Preis und Dank und Ehr (Manfred Stange); 51. Mei Bargma (Max Herrmann/Rudolf Frohs/Manfred Stange); 52. Winterzeit - Weihnachtszeit (Rolf Hildebrand/Manfred Stange); 53. Es is ball Weihnachten (Rolf Hildebrand/Manfred Stange); 54. Auf, Tochter Zion, schmucke dich (Gustav Bruno Dost); 55. Kommt herbei, ihr frohen Hirten (Gustav Bruno Dost); 56. Nun ist der Vater Wunsch gestillt (Gustav Bruno Dost); 57. Komm herein! (Gustav Bruno Dost); 58. Dein Konig, Zion, kommt zu dir (Gustav Bruno Dost); 59. Wie sehnlich seufzt die Schar der Frommen (Gustav Bruno Dost).

SKU: M7.EBDV-31086

ISBN 9790200415797.

Das Jazz-Standardwerk für den Klavierunterricht. Seit jeher war der Jazz Parnass von Manfred Schmitz die Jazz-Klavier-Bibel schlechthin - Ausgangs- und Orientierungspunkt für abwechslungsreichen Jazz-Klavierunterricht. Auch ein erfolgreiches Konzept lässt sich noch verbessern. In der Neuausgabe stecken jahrzehntelange Erfahrungen aus Unterricht und zahlreichen Workshops. Manfred Schmitz hat etliche neue Stücke eingefügt. Vieles ist erheblich einfacher notiert, um den Zugang zu erleichtern. Einiges ist zu regelrechten progressiven Unterrichtseinheiten zusammengefasst.

SKU: M7.EBDV-31085

ISBN 9790200415780.

Das Jazz-Standardwerk für den Klavierunterricht. Seit jeher war der Jazz Parnass von Manfred Schmitz die Jazz-Klavier-Bibel schlechthin - Ausgangs- und Orientierungspunkt für abwechslungsreichen Jazz-Klavierunterricht. Auch ein erfolgreiches Konzept lässt sich noch verbessern. In der Neuausgabe stecken jahrzehntelange Erfahrungen aus Unterricht und zahlreichen Workshops. Manfred Schmitz hat etliche neue Stücke eingefügt. Vieles ist erheblich einfacher notiert, um den Zugang zu erleichtern. Einiges ist zu regelrechten progressiven Unterrichtseinheiten zusammengefasst.

SKU: HF.FH-5152

ISBN 9790203451525. 8.3 x 11.7 inches.

1. Guten Tag, du junger Morgen (Rolf Lukowsky); 2. Gedanken zum Tag (Joachim Thurm); 3. Eines milden Abends Blaue (Horst Irrgang); 4. Der Abend deckt sein blaues Tuch (Siegfried Bimberg); 5. Aus dem Wald am See (Rolf Lukowsky); 6. Da steht ein Apfelbaum (Siegfried Bimberg); 7. Regen, komm, Sonne, komm (Gunter Fredrich); 8. Doch in mir ist Sommerwetter (Horst Irrgang), 9. Die Sonne nimmt uns bei der Hand (Rolf Lukowsky); 10. Querfeldein wandern (Lothar Voigtlander); 11. Kuckuck hat sich zu Tod gefallen (Gerd Domhardt); 12. Wiese, grune Wiese (Lothar Voigtlander); 13. Lagerfeuer am See (Rolf Lukowsky); 14. Trip, trip, trop (Jurgen Golle); 15. Herbsteskommen (Horst Irrgang); 16. Der Herbst steht auf der Leiter (Jurgen Golle); 17. Schwalben auf Telegraphendrahten (Manfred Grabs); 18. Der Baum (Manfred Grabs); 19. Oktobertag (Siegfried Bimberg); 20. Novemberregen (Gerd Domhardt); 21. Auf die Strassen fallt ein Schnee (Rolf Lukowsky); 22. Winter macht uns nicht bange (Gunter Fredrich); 23. Januarlied (Gerd Domhardt).