SKU: AP.36-A932301

ISBN 9781638879435. UPC: 735816461621. English.

Similar to Anton Webern's (1883-1945) Bagatelles in it's use of twelve tones and brevity, Fünf Stücke (Five Pieces) is composed of five short pieces for chamber orchestra written between 1911 and 1913. Webern conducted the premiere in Zurich in 1926. Inspired by Mahler, Webern included harmonium, mandolin, guitar, celesta, bells and cowbells to this small orchestration. 1dPicc.1.1(dBcl)+Eb Cl.0: 1.1.1.0: Perc(4).Hrmm.Clst.Mdln.Gtr.Hp: Str(1.0.1.1.1).

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SKU: CF.SC53L

ISBN 9781491160220. UPC: 680160918812. Key: D major.

From Webern’s early period (pre-opus one), this tone poem is inspired by a poem by the German novelist-philosopher Bruno Willle (1860-1928), famous as a liberal and progressive thinker. Written in 1904 and first performed in 1962 by the Philadelphia Orchestra under the baton of Eugene Ormandy, the piece is an impressionistic description of a summer day in the woods and fields. This full score is freshly engraved and corrected using the MOLA (Major Orchestra Librarian’s Association) circulated list of discrepancies and corrections. Orchestral parts are available for rental.

SKU: TM.13972SC

Med. Voice.

SKU: TM.06671SET

This is not the standard performance edition. Not compatible with parts/transposed parts from #06615 (1851 version).