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Katalog 2021 Dieser Katalog Enthält Alle Lieferbaren Musikalien Und Bücher Des VERLAGES NEUE MUSIK Verlag Neue Musik TKatalog 2021 Dieser Katalog enthält alle lieferbaren Musikalien und Bücher des VERLAGES NEUE MUSIK. Bitte fordern Sie auch unseren Orchester- und Bühnenkatalog an: Th is catalog contains all the music products and books available from the VERLAG NEUE MUSIK publishing company. Please feel free to request our catalogs of orchestral and musical theater works as well: Ce catalogue contient la liste complète des œuvres musicales et des livres de la maison d’édition VERLAG NEUE MUSIK disponibles pour la livraison. Vous pouvez aussi demander nos catalogues des œuvres de musique orchestrale, d’opéra et de ballet: Verlag Neue Musik GmbH Grabbeallee 15 13156 Berlin Germany Tel.: +49 (0) 30 - 61 69 81-0 Fax: +49 (0) 30 - 61 69 81-21 E-Mail: [email protected] http://www.verlag-neue-musik.de Die Preise sind in € angegeben und entsprechen dem Stand vom 1. März 2021. Preisänderungen und Irrtum bleiben vorbehalten. Th e prices are quoted in Euros (€) and valid from March 1, 2021. Prices are subject to change and errors excepted. Les prix sont indiqués en € et sont valables à partir du 1er mars 2021. Les prix peuvent être modifi és sans préavis. La maison décline la responsabilité pour toutes erreurs éventuelles. 1 ABKÜRZUNGEN & ÜBERSETZUNGEN • ABBREVIATIONS & TRANSLATION • ABRÉVIATIONS & TRADUCTION a. A. auf Anfrage by request sur demande Bearb. Bearbeiter arranger arrangeur Bläserquintett wind quartet quintette à vent Chorpartitur choral score partie de choeur Einzelstimme part partie séparée Hg. Herausgeber editor éditeur Instrumentalstimmen instrumental parts parties instrumentales i. V. in Vorbereitung in preparation en préparation Klavierauszug piano reduction réduction pour piano LM Leihmaterial hire material matériel en location Partitur score partition Sammelband collection collection Solostimme soloist’s part partie soliste Spielpartitur performance score partition pratique Stimme part partie Tonband tape bande magnétique Zuspielband, Zuspiel-CD accompanying tape bande TAachen, Aaron Duett für Flöte und Harfe NM 3092 i. V. Billet doux Eine kleine Blechmusik Zehn Stücke für Klavier NM 891 14,80 Variationen für Brass-Quintett frei nach einem Th ema von W. A. Mozart (Trompete [2], Horn, Posaune, Tuba) TAbdel-Rahim, Gamal (1924-1988) Partitur und Stimmen NM 660 26,80 Soliloquy für Klarinette solo NM 602 8,80 Fagottquartett Ein musikalischer Spaß für drei Fagotte und ein Kontrafagott NM 1285 a. A. T Abdyssagin, Rakhat-Bi (*1999) Häschen Hoppel – „Bunny Tales“ Chant lunaire du vent NEU Dancical – Ballet für Kinder, op. 71 für Flöte, Klarinette in B, für Orchester NM 11692 LM Violine, Violoncello und Klavier Impromptus Partitur und Stimmen NM 2750 28,80 für Orgel NM 1289 a. A. Fantasia quasi una sonata Kammermusik IIIa op. 32 für Klavier NM 2735 12,80 für Flöte, Oboe, Feeling of Autumn Tenor-Gambe und Schlagzeug NM 10070 a. A. für Flöte solo NM 2734 8,80 Kammermusik IIIb op. 37 Games of not parallel lines für Flöte, Klarinette, Cello und Klavier NM 10071 a. A. für Klarinette in B und Klavier NM 2733 i. V. Kleine Suite NEU Lo Sguardo Limpido für Schlagzeug und Klavier für Violine, Violoncello und Klavier NM 3100 i. V. Partitur und Schlagzeugstimme NM 2739 28,80 Painting in Sounds Konzert für Fagott und Orchester (op. 69) für Flöte, Vibraphon und Gitarre Klavierauszug mit Solostimme NM 676 29,80 Partitur und Stimmen NM 2432 28,80 MarimBach-Quartett NEU Th e Shadow of Alhambra für vier Marimbas für Gitarre solo NM 2674 18,80 Partitur und Stimmen NM 777 28,80 Th e Way of a Scarab Beetle Memento vitae für Klarinette in B, Violine, (Gedenke des Lebens) für Orchester NM 11693 LM Violoncello und Klavier Partitur und Stimmen NM 2732 16,80 Musik für Solo Percussion I NM 659 12,80 Musik für Solo Percussion II Rondo und Tango TAderhold, Peter (*1966) für Marimba-Solo NM 657 12,80 Frieden Oktett Text: Heinrich Heine/ Pablo Neruda für Klarinette, Fagott, Horn, 2 Violinen, für Bariton und Streichquartett NM 10039 a. A. Viola, Violoncello, Kontrabass NM 11244 a. A. Rhythm & Blues (op. 64) für 2 Harfen NM 1287 a. A. TAhn, Jin-Ah Rhythm & Blues (op. 64a) noch träumend ... für Mandoline, Gitarre und Harfe NM 1288 a. A. für Glissando-Flöte solo NM 2394 i. V. Sant Mat (op. 74) Ein Suchender zwischen den Welten TAigmüller, Andreas (*1952) für Violine und Klavier NM 1291 a. A. BassaRimba Sechs Ragtimes für Kontrabass und Marimbaphon (aus Häschen Hoppels Abenteuer) Spielpartituren NM 776 24,80 für Melodiestimme und Klavier NM 2615 i. V. Bläseroktett Streichquartett Nr. 1 (op. 36) NM 10074 a. A. für 2 Oboen, 2 Klarinetten, Swinging Mozart NEU 2 Hörner, 2 Fagotte NM 11245 a. A. Cadenza für das Fagottkonzert von Bossa nova und Samba W. A. Mozart KV 191 – 3. Satz für Mandoline und Gitarre für Fagott solo NM 2909 8,80 Spielpartituren NM 1292 16,80 Tangozzolla (op. 67) Cadenza (op. 77) In memoriam Astor Piazzolla zum Klarinettenkonzert KV 622 Quartett für 2 Blockfl öten (Alt, von W. A. Mozart Tenor, Bass), Schlagzeug (Marimba, für Bassettklarinette solo Congas) und Gitarre NM 1286 a. A. (ossia Klarinette in A, Bassett- Toccata horn oder Bassklarinette) für vier Pauken (1 Spieler) und Klavier Partituren in B & A NM 1290 14,80 Partitur und Pauken-Stimme NM 1798 16,80 Dialog (op. 60) Trio-Sono für Mandoline und Harfe NM 1293 a. A. für Flöte und 2 Percussionisten Dialog (op. 60a) Partitur und Stimmen NM 683 18,80 für Mandoline und Gitarre Wagneriana Partitur und Stimmen NM 1294 22,80 ein Opern-Medley aus „Ring Duett (op. 79) der Nibelungen“ und „Lohengrin“ für Tuba und Percussion für Pauken und Klavier Partitur und Stimmen NM 812 24,80 Partitur und Pauken-Stimme NM 2411 18,80 3 TAkyol, Taner (*1977) Sonatine (op. 100) Massaker für Klarinette und Klavier für Gitarre solo NM 1770 12,80 Partitur und Stimme NM 1374 22,80 Stimmungsbilder (op. 83) Ein Zyklus für Klavier NM 2312 16,80 TAllers, Hans-Günther (*1935) Surprise Konzertetüde für Klavier NM 2771 12,80 Avec Plaisir (op. 124) Fünf Etüden für Fagott solo NM 2638 12,80 Toccatina alla Rumba für Trompete in B und Klavier Capriccio (op. 102) aus Partita piccola, op. 11 (Scusi Signore Mozart) in Neue Töne – Musik für Trompete NM 2477 32,80 für Orchester Studienpartitur NM 1233 28,80 Trio (op. 96) Auff ührungsmaterial NM 11169 LM (Ruppiner Trio) für Violine, Horn und Klavier Concertino (op. 104) Partitur NM 1218 25,00 für Klarinette und Orchester Partitur und Stimmen LM Studienpartitur NEU NM 3245 28,80 Trio (op. 101) Auff ührungsmaterial NM 11459 LM (Schwarzenberger Trio) Concertino (op. 125) für Klarinette, Fagott und Klavier für zwei Klaviere Partitur NM 1264 25,00 Partitur und Stimmen NM 2650 32,80 Partitur und Stimmen LM Dialoge Triptychon (op. 130) für Flöte und Klavier für Violoncello und Klavier Partitur und Stimme NM 2280 16,80 Partitur und Stimme NM 2816 28,80 Divertimento piccolo (op. 89) Variatonen mit Fuge (op. 82) für drei Violinen (über ein Th ema von Niccolo Paganini) Einzelausgabe NM 1180 22,80 für Bläserquintett in Augsburger Violinbuch, Bd. 1 NM 976 38,80 (Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Horn, Fagott) Drei Bagatellen (op. 108) Partitur und Stimmen NM 1219 LM für zwei Klarinetten Variations for Two 2 Partituren NM 1608 14,80 für zwei Violinen Drei Novelletten Partitur und Stimmen NM 3032 22,80 für Bläsersextett (2 Kl, 2 Fg, 2 Hn) Züricher Impressionen (op. 115) Studienpartitur a. A. für vier Flöten (2 Fl, Afl , Bassfl ) Auff ührungsmaterial NM 11577 LM Partitur und Stimmen NM 2218 24,80 Etüde (op. 128) für Klarinette solo NM 2761 8,80 Fagottissimo (op. 119) ein Zyklus für vier Fagotte TAmargianaki, Irini Partitur und Stimmen NM 2449 28,80 Ährfrucht NEU Fantasie (op. 117) für Ensemble für Klavier NM 2331 12,80 (2 Hf, Klv, Cimb, S(2), 6 Vl, 4 Va, 6 Vc, 6 Kb) NM 11897 LM. Fantasie (op. 127) Der Traum der Möwen NEU für Fagott solo NM 2671 12,80 für Flötenquartett NM 3268 i.V. Funny Times (op. 126) Die Bakchen NEU für Fagott und Klavier für Sopran, Flöte, Klarinette, Klavier, Partitur und Stimme NM 2660 22,80 Violine, Viola, Violoncello und Schlagzeug NM 11896 LM. Humoreske (op. 52) Eumeniden NEU für Klavier NM 1220 14,80 für Koloratursopran, Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Paganissimo (op. 122) Violine, Violoncello und 4 Schlagzeuger NM 11898 LM. für Klavier zu 4 Händen NM 2550 26,80 fünf kleine Stücke für Flöte NEU Partita piccola (op. 111) (Fl/Picc/Afl /Bassfl ) NM 3267 i.V. für Trompete und Klavier Partitur und Stimme NM 1756 22,80 Saxophonquartett NEU NM 3266 i.V. Quattre Bagatelli (op. 132) für vier Flöten Partitur und Stimmen NM 2974 26,80 Quintett (op. 92) TAnonym / 16. Jahrhundert für Klavier, Oboe, Klarinette, Es geht ein dunkle Wolk herein (Volkslied) Horn und Fagott für Bariton und Klavier Partitur und Stimmen NM 1217 LM Bearbeitung: Wolfgang Hohensee NM 1038 2,50 Rhapsodie (op. 106) Es ging ein Landsknecht über Feld für Klavier NM 1686 16,80 für Bariton und Klavier Sonata serena (op. 114) Bearbeitung: Wolfgang Hohensee NM 1036 2,50 für Klavier zu vier Händen NM 1833 24,80 Ich bin ein freier Bauernknecht Sonate für Horn und Klavier (op. 123) für Bariton und Klavier Partitur und Stimme NM 2592 19,80 Bearbeitung: Wolfgang Hohensee NM 1037 2,50 4 TArbel, Chaya (*1921) Band 1: Werke für mehrere Violinen Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank von Allers, Beckschäfer, Dolezel, für Mezzosopran, Streichquartett Hartmann, Hazoth, Kalmer, Kunze, und Klavier Lackerschmid, Mayrhofer, Schachtner Partitur und Instrumentalstimmen NM 702 26,80 Spielpartituren NM 976 38,80 Band 2: Werke für Violine und Klavier von Baumann, Genin, Kammerer, Killmayer, Lohse, Stahmer, Starke, Sting, Tröger, Tschirwitz T Arenz, Heinz (1924-2001)
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