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Calamus Document Verlag Doh r Köl n Gesamtverzeichnis 201 5 Vorbemerkungen Redaktionsschluss dieses Verzeichnisses: 21. Januar 2015. Sämtliche Preise sind in EURO angegeben und beinhalten die jeweilige deutsche Mehrwertsteuer. Mit Inkrafttreten dieses Gesamtverzeichnisses 2015 (1. Februar 2015) werden alle frühe- ren Preisangaben ungültig. Noten und Bücher des Verlages Dohr unterliegen, soweit es sich um Kaufausgaben handelt, der Ladenpreisbindung. Dieses Verzeichnis enthält alle lieferbaren Ausgaben; Bestellun- genwerdeninnerhalbvon24StundennachEingangbeimVerlag bearbeitet und lieferbare Titel auf dem Postwege abgesandt; es erscheinen monatlich neue Titel. 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St. Stimme(n) StP Studienpartitur Redaktion: Christoph Dohr M.A. Gesamtverzeichnis Verlag Dohr 2015 Tasteninstrumente Posaune................................ 55 Tuba................................... 57 Klavierzweihändig ........................4 Blechbläserquartett/-quintett........... 57 −−vierhändig.............................9 größereBlechbläserensembles........... 57 −−sechshändig......................... 10 −−achthändig...........................11 Schlagzeug ............................ 58 Klavichord...............................11 toypiano................................11 Zupfinstrumente Akkordeon ..............................11 Orgel ...................................12 Harfe.................................. 59 Cembalo ............................... 20 Gitarre................................. 60 Mandoline.............................. 61 Streicher Ensemblemusik ........................ 62 Violine ................................. 21 (ab 3 Instrumente in freier Kombination) Viola................................... 25 Violoncello ............................. 26 Orchestermusik ........................ 65 2bis12Violoncelli ...................... 34 Kontrabass............................. 35 Klaviertrio.............................. 35 Voka lwerke Klavierquartett......................... 35 Streichtrio ............................. 28 Gesang................................. 68 Streichquartett......................... 36 gemischterChorgeistlich................ 77 Streichquintett......................... 37 gemischterChorweltlich ................ 89 Streichoktett........................... 37 Männerchor............................ 91 Streichorchester........................ 38 Frauenchor............................. 91 Kinderchor............................. 92 Holzbläser Gemeindegesang........................ 93 Musiktheater........................... 93 Flöte................................... 40 Klavierauszüge ......................... 93 2bis4Flöten........................... 42 5bis8Flöten........................... 43 Denkmäler Rheinischer Musik .......... 167 Blockflöte.............................. 43 Oboe...................................44 EnglischHorn........................... 45 Musikbücher Klarinette.............................. 45 Schumann-Briefedition.................. 94 Saxophon .............................. 49 alphabetisch............................ 96 Saxophonquartett...................... 50 Schriften-Reihen....................... 102 Fagott................................. 50 Werkverzeichnisse.....................106 Bläserquintett.......................... 51 Beiträge zur rheinischen Musikgeschichte 106 Blechbläser Dohr Compact Discs ................... 109 Horn................................... 52 Register KomponistenimVerlagDohr−alphabetischesRegister.............................112 Noten:EditionDohr−numerisch(E.D./ISMN)mitKurztitel..........................119 MusikbücherimVerlagDohr−numerisch(ISBN)mitKurztitel........................162 3 Tasteninstrumente Tasteninstrumente Bertelsmeier, Birke J. (*1981 ) Klavier zu zwei Händen >> Knecht Ruprecht (1998) piano for two hands − piano à deux mains M-2020-0643-6.................... 4,80 Clavierstücke der Mannheimer Schule Birk, Reinhold (1923−2013) Werke von Cramer, Danzi, Vogler u.a. >> Capriccio (1990) M-2020-0884-3.....................**,-- M-2020-0027-4.................... 4,80 Sonate italiane.WerkefürTasteninstrument Blomenkamp, Thomas (*1955) aus dem frühen 18. Jahrhundert aus der >> Barkarole (1988) Nationalbibliothek Széchényi Budapest M-2020-0181-3.................... 9,80 >>Bd.I:M.Vento:3Divertimenti,G.Paladini: >> Capriccio (2006) 2 Divertimenti, F. Rugge: 5 Divertimenti M-2020-1466-0.................... 8,80 sur le gout Italien (Nr. 1−2) >> Fünf Kinderstücke (1974) M-2020-2364-8................... 19,80 M-2020-0098-4.....................7,80 >> Bd. II: F. Rugge: 5 Divertimenti sur le gout >> Nocturne (1998) Italien (Nr. 3−5), M. T. d'Agnesi: Allemande M-2020-0551-4................... 12,80 Militare e Menuetto, G. M. Rutini: Partita >> Stimmen im Ausklang (1982) M-2020-2365-5................... 19,80 M-2020-0102-8.................... 4,80 Al-Odeh, Simon (*1988) Bönn, Georg (*1965) >> Großer Mittag op. 16 (2010) >> Klaviersonate Nr. 1 (1 987) M-2020-2434-8.....................7,80 M-2020-0014-4....................11,80 >> Une promenade à Paris op. 8 (2009) M-2020-2443-0.................... 6,80 Bonnen, Dietmar (*1958) >> Blau (1994). Vier Stücke Bach, Johann Christian (1735−1782) M-2020-0191-2.................... 9,80 >> Menuetto con [8] Variazioni mit Gegenüberstellung von Manuskript- Bosseljon, Bernhard (1893−1977) Faksimile und Übertragung >> Folge kleiner Tonsätze op. 35,1 (1947) M-2020-0316-9.....................**,-- M-2020-0045-8.................... 8,80 Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685−1750) Bruckmann, Ferdinand (*1930) >> Jesus bleibet meine Freude BWV 147/10 Das Gesamtwerk für Klavier zu zwei Händen (Bearb.: Bruckmann) >> Albumblätter (1990). Vier Stücke. M-2020-0945-1.................... 4,30 M-2020-0005-2.................... 3,80 >> Sechs Bagatellen (1952/61) Bares, Peter (1936−2014) M-2020-0765-5.................... 5,80 >> Zwölf Miniaturen (1988) op. 1655 >> Ein Kinderbuch (1953). Sieben Stücke. M-2020-0168-4.................... 5,80 M-2020-0114-1 .....................7,80 >> Trois Pièces (1997) Baur, Jürg (1918−2010) M-2020-0433-3.................... 4,80 >> Fabula rasa (2006). Mosaik für Klavier. >> Sonatine und Walzer (1952) Auf der Suche nach Robert Schumann. M-2020-0021-2.................... 8,80 M-2020-1343-4.....................7,80 >> Vier Studien über B-A-C-H (1958) >> Drei frühe Klavierstücke (1943−60) M-2020-0260-5.................... 4,80 M-2020-0507-1.................... 8,80 Burgmüller, Norbert (1810−1836) Bendix, Hermann (1859−1935) >> Klavierkonzert fis-Moll op. 1 (Kopitz) >> Ball-Silhouetten. 7 Walzer op. 50 (Joerg) (= Denkmäler rheinischer Musik 32) M-2020-1969-6.................... 9,80 >Partitur(272S.) >> Frühlingszauber! op. 40 (Joerg) M-2020-1906-1...................148,-- M-2020-1991-7...................24,80 >Klavier-Solostimme(DRM32a) >> Zwei Salontänze op. 43 (Joerg) M-2020-1907-8...................24,80 M-2020-2665-6.....................8.80 >Aufführungsmaterial(DRM32b) M-2020-1908-5...............mietweise >> Sämtliche Klavierwerke (Kopitz) (= Denkmäler rheinischer Musik 30) 4 Tasteninstrumente Hardcover, mit Audio-CD (T. Koch) Dülken, Peter (*1954) M-2020-1509-4...................49,80 >> Zwei Klavierstücke op. 1 (1 977) M-2020-0022-9.................... 9,80 >> Rhapsodie h-Moll op. 1 3 (Kopitz) M-2020-1871-2.................... 6,80 Franck, César (1822−1890) >> Souvenirs d'Aix-la-Chapelle op. 7 (Koch) Cannabich, Johann Christian (1731−1798) M-2020-1501-8...................26,80 >> Les Rendez-vous. Ballet de Chasse. Erstausgabe (Schweitzer) Frederichs, Henning (1936−2003) M-2020-0822-5................... 12,80 >> Cantu- s. Vier Tageszeiten (1989/93) M-2020-0374-9................... 12,80 Cramer, Johann Baptist (1771−1858) >> Zwei Divertimenti (Les Menus Plaisirs, Freidlin, Jan (*1944) L'Ambigu) für Pianoforte >> Chorale Sonata (2002) M-2020-1261-1 ................... 19,80 M-2020-2339-6.................... 9,80 >> Grand March (Vitalis) >> Immersion. Meditation (1 986) M-2020-1246-8.....................7,80 M-2020-2226-9.................... 8,80 >> Return to the Grass of Childhood (1997) Diemer, Christian (*1986) M-2020-2341-9.....................7,80 >> Musik aus 1001 Tönen (1998) M-2020-0674-0.................... 4,80 Giesen, Tobias (*1970) >> Neun Momente (1994/95) Dimov, Bojidar (1935−2003) M-2020-0407-4.................... 6,80 Das Gesamtwerk für Klavier (ab 1975) >> Franz Schubert
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