Carl Nielsen

Arr. Johan de Meij. Par NIELSEN CARL. / Niveau : 4 / Pièce de concert / Répertoire / Concert Band ou Harmonie

Volume 2 in this fantastic collection of 24 Five-tone pieces in all keys from Opus 53. This critical edition is designed to accurately reflect Nielsen's intentions and musical ideas and to provide a guide to understanding the composition within the context of his artistic and intellectual development.

Throughout the years there have been many misprints minor and major found in Carl Nielsen's work. They range from missing staccato dots accents tempo markings and dynamic markings to missing notes and wrong notes. It has been the editor's desire to collect as many of these misprints as possible in these excerpts for trombone and tuba. Editorial corrections have been referred to in the text as well as having been written out or corrected in brackets.

Songs For Einar Christiansen's Play 'Cosmus' by Carl Nielsen for Tenor solo and Choir SATB. Score corresponding to The Carl Nielsen Edition: CN00043 - Incidental Music.

The principal post-Romantic Danish composer Carl Nielsen was born in 1865 the son of a painter and village musician. Childhood experience as an amateur performer led to subsidised study at the Copenhagen Conservatory and a long career during which he developed his own personal style of composition in particular in a series of important symphonies. This string quartet includes score and parts.

Carl Nielsen is perhaps the best known Danish composer and this volume contains his Five Piano Pieces Op. 3. There is an interesting range of feeling and sentiment in the 5 intimate miniatures composed in 1890.  Includes the following movements: Folk Tune Humoresque Arabesque  Mignon and Elf-Dance. With Carl Nielsen Danish musical life moved into the 20th century. Composing works in almost every genre - opera and music for the stage orchestral music concertos choral works chamber music Organ and Piano music and songs - he created a prominent position for himself in international musical life. Carl Nielsen stands out as one of the most significant symphonists of this century. His concertos and chamber music also have an important place in the international repertoire and his two operas have won considerable recognition not only in Denmark but throughout the world.

Carl Nielsen's String Quartet Op.44 in F Major from 1906.The present score is a photographic reproduction of the work as it appears inCarl Nielsen Works - Published by the Carl Nielsen Edition The Royal Library Copenhagen - Chamber Music 1 Vol. II/10.

String Quartet in D-Minor by Carl Nielsen. Published by the Carl Nielsen Edition The Royal Library Copenhagen. Parts = WH31693A

Carl Nielsen's Symphony No.4. Parts.Instrumentation:Flute 1-3Oboe 1-3Clarinet 1-3Bassoon 1-3Horn 1-4Trumpet 1-3Trombone 1-2Bass tromboneTubaTimpani x 2Violin 1 x 8Violin 2 x 7Viola x 6Cello x 5Double bass x 4WH31116 is the full score to accompany these parts.