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ISSN 1661-8211 | 112. Jahrgang | 31. August 2012 2012/16 ISSN 1661-8211 | 112. Jahrgang | 31. August 2012 Redaktion und Herausgeberin: Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek NB, Hallwylstrasse 15, CH-3003 Bern Erscheinungsweise: halbmonatlich, am 15. und 30. jeden Monats ISSN 1661-8211 © Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek NB, CH-3003 Bern. Alle Rechte vorbehalten 782.1 Das Schweizer Buch 2012/16 782.4 Weltliche Vokalformen 782 Vokalmusik Formes de musique profane Forme vocali profane Musique vocale Furmas vocalas profanas Musica vocale Secular vocal forms Musica vocala 12–7 NB 001675399 Vocal music 100 Spielpartituren zum Liederbuch "100 x singen" [Musikdruck] : für alle Arten Instrumente : Streich-, Blas- und Tasteninstrumente, Gitarre, Orff-Instrumente / [Hrsg.:] Hansjörg Brugger. – Zofingen : "Aargauer Spielbuch", H. Brugger, cop. 2005. – 112 S. ; 30 cm Liedtexte in verschiedenen Sprachen 782.1 Dramatische Vokalformen, Opern Formes dramatiques de musique vocale, opéras 12–8 NB 001656607 Forme vocali drammatiche, opere Bächinger, Gabriela. – Chumm i miini Wält [Musikdruck] : 18 Furmas vocalas dramaticas, operas neui Chinderlieder / Gabriela Bächinger. – [Bremgarten AG Dramatic vocal forms, operas (Itenhardstr. 58)] : bmusic, cop. 2011. – 20 S. : Ill. ; 30 cm + 1 Compact Disc (12 cm) 12–1 NB 001654313 Ein- und zweistimmige Lieder mit Bezifferung für Begleitinstrument. – ISBN Furrer, Beat, 1954-. – Fama [Musikdruck] : Hörtheater für grosses 978–303–303–1326 (Liederbuch). ISBN 978–303–303–1319 (CD) Ensemble, acht Stimmen und Schauspielerin : 2004-2005 / Beat Furrer. – Partitur. – Kassel ; Basel [etc.] : Bärenreiter-Verlag, cop. 12–9 NB 001656985 2005. – 1 Partitur (216 S.) ; 42 cm Bächinger, Gabriela. – Sing im Advänt! [Musikdruck] : 19 Kin- derlieder / von Gabriela Bächinger ; Rahmengeschichte von Heinz "Auftragskomposition für die Donaueschinger Musiktage 2005". – "Leihmate- rial". – BA 7770 Bärenreiter-Verlag Lüthi. – [Küsnacht (Krummackerstr. 8)] : MusicVision, cop. 2009. – 23 S. : Ill. ; 30 cm + 1 Compact Disc (12 cm) 12–2 NB 001654302 Ein- und zweistimmige Lieder mit Bezifferung für Begleitinstrument. – ISBN Furrer, Beat, 1954-. – Wüstenbuch [Musikdruck] : Musiktheater 978–390–697–6334 (Liederbuch). ISBN 978–390–697–6341 (CD) nach Texten von Händl Klaus, Ingeborg Bachmann, Antonio Machado und Lukrez sowie Papyrus Berlin 3024 : 2009 / Beat 12–10 BN 001663933 Furrer. – Partitur. – Kassel ; Basel [etc.] : Bärenreiter-Verlag, cop. Bauermeister, Jean-Philippe. – Charmes [Musique manuscrite] : 2009. – 1 Partitur (269 S.) ; 42 cm pour ténor, quatuor à cordes et piano / J.-Ph. Bauermeister ; textes de Paul Valéry. – [Partition]. – [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2011. – 1 partition (63 "Kompositionsauftrag vom Theater Basel und der Vontobel-Stiftung". – "Leihmaterial". – BA 9746 Bärenreiter-Verlag f.) ; 30 cm Reprod. xérogr. du ms.: Berne : Bibliothèque nationale suisse, 2011 12–3 BN 001654299 Jarrell, Michael. – Cassandre [Musique imprimée] : pour comé- 12–11 BN 001676102 dienne, ensemble instrumental et électronique / Michael Jarrell. – Bauermeister, Jean-Philippe. – Treize poèmes japonais [Musique Réimpr. – Partition. – Paris : H. Lemoine, 2009. – 1 partition (188 manuscrite] : extraits des "Cent poèmes" (Hyakunin isshu) : pour p.) ; 43 cm soprano, violon alto et basson / J.-Ph. Bauermeister. – [Partition]. – "Commande de la Fondation Pro Helvetia et du Théâtre du Châtelet". – 26 125 [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2011. – 1 partition ([22] f.) ; 30 cm H.L. H. Lemoine Reprod. xérogr. du ms.: Berne : Bibliothèque nationale suisse, 2011 12–4 BN 001662062 12–12 NB 001651216 Miari, Antonio. – La stanza terrena [Stampa musicale] : dramma Beethoven, Ludwig van. – Ode to joy [Musikdruck] : chorus giocoso in due atti : 1837 / Antonio Miari ; libretto di Pietro (SATB) & wind band/concert band (organ optional) = An die Beltrame ; a cura di Melita Fontana. – [Partitura]. – Horgen : Freude : Blasorchester = Hymne à la joie : harmonie/fanfare / Pizzicato-Verlag Helvetia ; Ljubljana : D.S.S., cop. 2011. – 1 Ludwig van Beethoven ; arr.: Scott Richards. – Score [and parts]. – partitura (253 p.) ; 46 cm. – (Pizzicato collection) Crans-Montana : M. Reift, [2011]. – 1 Partitur (10 S.) ; 30 cm + 47 PVH 1570 Pizzicato-Verlag Helvetia Stimmen ; 15 x 21 cm 12–5 BN 001663912 EMR 10156 M. Reift : CHF 145.- (brosch.) Rossini, Gioacchino. – Guglielmo Tell [Stampa musicale] : atto 4 : 12–13 NB 001658688 finale di Bologna : (1840) / Gioachino Rossini ; a cura di Pietro Beethoven, Ludwig van. – Ode to joy [Musikdruck] : male chorus : Spada. – Partitura. – Pavona di Albano Laziale : Boccaccini & wind band/concert band = An die Freude : Blasorchester = Hymne à Spada, 2006. – 1 partitura (14 p.) ; 32 cm. – (Inediti e rarità rossi- la joie : harmonie/fanfare / Ludwig van Beethoven ; arr.: Scott niane / Gioachino Rossini ; 15) Richards. – Score [and parts]. – Crans-Montana : M. Reift, Per coro e orchestra. – Durata: 6,00. – BS. 1824 Boccaccin & Spada [2011]. – 1 Partitur (10 S.) ; 30 cm + 46 Stimmen ; 15 x 21 cm 12–6 NB 001663798 EMR 10156 M. Reift : CHF 145.- (brosch.) Sontòn Caflisch, David. – Kilroy [Musikdruck] : Sprechoper : für 12–14 BN 001682816 acht Schauspieler und Ensemble / David Sontòn Caflisch ; [Text Bellasio, Paolo. – Perchè fuggi? [Stampa musicale] / de Paolo von Jürg Federspiel]. – UA-Partitur. – München : Sonus Mundi, Bellasio (1554-1594). – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. cop. 2009. – 1 Partitur (105 S.) ; 42 cm 2011. – 2 p. ; 30 cm. – (Trois villanelles / de Paolo Bellasio ; 1) Dauer: ca. 75'. – SOM 033201 Sonus Mundi EMB 2789 Editions Labatiaz 1 Le Livre suisse 2012/16 782.4 12–15 BN 001682835 12–25 BN 001682563 Bellasio, Paolo. – Perchè fuggi? [Stampa musicale] / de Paolo Chenaux, Bernard. – Le quai de l'espoir [Musique imprimée] : Bellasio (1554-1594). – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. choeur d'hommes / texte: André Chenaux ; musique: Bernard 2011. – 2 p. ; 30 cm. – (Trois villanelles / de Paolo Bellasio ; 1) Chenaux. – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. 2012. – 1 dépl. (3 p.) ; 30 cm EMB 2771 Editions Labatiaz EMB 2779 Editions Labatiaz 12–16 BN 001682838 Bellasio, Paolo. – Perchè fuggi? [Stampa musicale] / de Paolo 12–26 BN 001654284 Bellasio (1554-1594). – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. Constant, Marius. – Trois poèmes élastiques [Musique imprimée] : 2011. – 2 p. ; 30 cm. – (Trois villanelles / de Paolo Bellasio ; 1) pour chœur mixte & orgue de barbarie (ad libitum) / Marius Constant (1925-2004) ; poèmes de Blaise Cendrars. – [Nouv. EMB 2766 Editions Labatiaz éd.]. – [Partition]. – Paris : Salabert, 2010. – 1 partition (28 p.) ; 30 12–17 BN 001682837 cm Bellasio, Paolo. – Trois villanelles [Musique imprimée] : 3 voix EAS 18554 Salabert d'hommes / de Paolo Bellasio (1554-1594) ; restitution et trad.: Michel Roulin. – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. 2011-. – 12–27 NB 001679761 vol. ; 30 cm Debrunner, Ruedi. – KLEEidoskop [Musikmanuskript] : nach Texten von Paul Klee : für Sopran, Klarinette und Streichorchester / Texte vocal en italien avec trad. française Ruedi Debrunner. – Partitur. – [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2011. – 1 Partitur (24, 12–18 BN 001682834 III Bl.) ; 30 cm Bellasio, Paolo. – Trois villanelles [Musique imprimée] : 3 voix Dauer: ca. 20 Minuten. – "Im Auftrag des Orchestervereins Aarau OVA". – égales / de Paolo Bellasio (1554-1594) ; restitution et trad.: Michel Xerogr. Reprod. des Ms.: Bern : Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, 2012 Roulin. – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. 2011-. – vol. ; 30 cm 12–28 NB 001676120 Demierre, Jacques. – Flash-songs [Musikmanuskript] : (d'après Texte vocal en italien avec trad. française Friedrich Nietzsche) : pour voix et ensemble / Jacques Demierre. – 12–19 BN 001682813 [Score]. – [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2011. – 1 Partitur (64 S.) ; 21 x 30 cm Bellasio, Paolo. – Trois villanelles [Musique imprimée] : 3 voix "Commande du Festival Archipel et du Fanfareduloup Orchestra ...". – Reprod. mixtes / de Paolo Bellasio (1554-1594) ; restitution et trad.: Michel xérogr. du ms.: Berne : Bibliothèque nationale suisse, 2011. – Texte vocal en Roulin. – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. 2011-. – vol. ; 30 allemand cm 12–29 BN 001682842 Texte vocal en italien avec trad. française Ducret, André. – La fontaine aux lavandières [Musique imprimée] : chœur mixte a cappella ou avec accompagnement instrumental / 12–20 BN 001682559 paroles: Anne-Marie Yerly ; musique: André Ducret. – [Partition Bonvin, Florentin. – Les mots d'amour [Musique imprimée] / texte: de choeur]. – Saint-Maurice : Editions Labatiaz, cop. 2008. – 1 Albert Lozeau ; musique: Florentin Bonvin. – Saint-Maurice : partition de choeur (7 p.) ; 30 cm Editions Labatiaz, cop. 2011. – 1 dépl. (4 p.) ; 30 cm "Extr. de 'Intyamoncoeur'". – EMB 2760.11 Editions Labatiaz Pour choeur mixte. – EMB 2757 Editions Labatiaz 12–30 BN 001682843 12–21 BN 001682731 Ducret, André. – Maître Martini [Musique imprimée] / musique: Bovet, Joseph. – Ma douce terre [Musique imprimée] / texte: André Ducret ; poème: Jean Steinauer. – Saint-Maurice : Editions Alfred Sudan ; musique: Joseph Bovet. – [Nouv. éd.]. – St-Maurice Labatiaz, cop. 2011. – 11 p. ; 30 cm. – (Choralia Friburgensis) : Editions Labatiaz, [2012]. – 1 dépl. (3 p.) ; 30 cm Durée estimée a cappella: 5'30''. – EMB 2750 Editions Labatiaz Pour choeur mixte. – EMB 1157 Editions Labatiaz 12–31 BN 001682565 12–22 BN 001664930 Ducret, André. – Les parlers de Provences [Musique imprimée] : Chansons d'hier et d'aujourd'hui pour se mouvoir, chanter, danser chœur mixte a cappella ou avec accompagnement instrumental / [Musique imprimée] : je chante, je bouge du folk
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