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ISSN 1661-8211 | 119. Jahrgang | 31. August 2019 2019/16 ISSN 1661-8211 | 119. Jahrgang | 31. August 2019 Redaktion und Herausgeberin: Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek NB, Hallwylstrasse 15, CH-3003 Bern Erscheinungsweise: halbmonatlich, am 15. und 30. jeden Monats Hinweise unter: http://ead.nb.admin.ch/web/sb-pdf/ ISSN 1661-8211 © Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek NB, CH-3003 Bern. Alle Rechte vorbehalten Inhaltsverzeichnis - Table des matières - Sommario - Cuntegn - Table of contents Inhaltsverzeichnis - Table des matières - 785.13 Trios / Trio / Trios............................................................ 53 Sommario - Cuntegn - Table of contents 785.14 Quartette / Quatuors / Quartetti / Quartets........................54 785.15-.19 Quintette, Sextette etc. / Quintettes, sextuors etc. / 780 Allgemeine Sammlungen, Verschiedenes / Collections Quintetti, sestetti ecc. / Quintets, sextets euv. / Quintets, sextets générales, Divers / Collezioni generali, Varia / Collecziuns etc.................................................................................................. 57 generalas, Varia / General collections, Miscellaneous items............................................................................................... 1 786 Tasteninstrumente, mechanische und elektronische Instrumente, Schlaginstrumente / Instruments à clavier, 782 Vokalmusik / Musique vocale / Musica vocale / Musica instruments mécaniques et électroniques, instruments à vocala / Vocal music................................................................... 1 percussion / Strumenti a tastiera\, strumenti meccanici ed elettronici, strumenti a percussione / Instruments da tastas, instruments mecanics ed electronics, instruments 782.1 Dramatische Vokalformen, Opern / Formes dramatiques da percussiun / Keyboard instruments, mechanical and de musique vocale, opéras / Forme vocali drammatiche, opere / electronic instruments, percussion instruments.................... 62 Furmas vocalas dramaticas, operas / Dramatic vocal forms, operas.............................................................................................. 1 786.2-.4 Klaviere, Klavichorde, Cembali / Pianos, 782.23-.39 Geistliche Vokalformen / Formes particulières de clavicordes, clavecins / Pianoforti, clavicordi, clavicembali / musique vocale sacrée / Forme vocali sacre / Furmas vocalas Clavazins, clavicords, clavicembalos / Pianos, clavichords, spiritualas / Sacred vocal forms......................................................2 harpsichords.................................................................................. 62 782.4 Weltliche Vokalformen / Formes de musique profane / 786.5 Orgeln / Orgues / Organi / Orgels / Organs........................ 65 Forme vocali profane / Furmas vocalas profanas / Secular vocal forms................................................................................................9 786.8-.9 Schlaginstrumente / Instruments à percussion / Strumenti a percussione / Instruments da percussiun / Percussion instruments.................................................................................... 65 784 Instrumentalensembles (grosse Ensembles) / Ensembles instrumentaux (grands ensembles) / Complessi strumentali (grandi complessi) / Ensembles instrumentals (ensembles 787 Streichinstrumente, Zupfinstrumente / Instruments à gronds) / Instrumental ensembles (large ensembles)........... 18 cordes, instruments à cordes pincées / Strumenti a corda, strumenti a plettro / Instruments da corda, instruments a pizzico / Stringed instruments, plectral instruments............ 66 784.2 Symphonieorchester / Orchestre symphonique / Orchestra sinfonica / Orchester sinfonic / Symphony orchestra................... 18 787.2 Violinen / Violons / Violini / Gìas / Violins........................66 784.23 Konzerte (Soloinstrumente mit Orchester) / Concertos (instruments solistes avec orchestre) / Concerti (strumenti soli con 787.3 Bratschen / Altos / Viole / Violas....................................... 67 orchestra) / Concerts (instruments solo cun orchester) / Concertos (solo instruments with orchestra)................................................. 19 787.4 Violoncelli / Violoncelles / Violoncelli / Violoncellos........68 784.3-.4 Kammerorchester, kleines Orchester / Orchestre de 787.5 Kontrabässe / Contrebasses / Contrabbassi / Contrabass / chambre, petit orchestre / Orchestra da camera, piccola orchestra / Double basses................................................................................68 Orchester da chombra, pitschen orchester / Chamber orchestra, light orchestra................................................................................22 787.7-.9 Zupfinstrumente / Instruments à cordes pincées / Strumenti a plettro / Instruments a pizzico / Plectral 784.7 Streichorchester / Orchestre à cordes / Orchestra d'archi / instruments.................................................................................... 68 Orchester d'instruments a corda / String orchestra....................... 22 784.8-.9 Blasorchester (Band, Harmoniemusik etc.) / Orchestre 788. 3-.8 Holzblasinstrumente, freie Aerophone / d'instruments à vent (bande, harmonie etc.) / Orchestra di Instruments à vent en bois, aérophones libres / Strumenti strumenti a fiato (banda, harmonia ecc.) / Orchester d'instruments a flad (banda, armonia euv.) / Orchestra of wind instruments a fiato di legno, aerofoni libri / Instruments a flad (band, harmony etc.).....................................................................22 da lain, aerofons libers / Woodwind instruments, free aerophones...................................................................................69 785 Kammermusik / Musique de chambre / Musica da camera / Musica da chombra / Chamber music....................53 788.3 Flöten (Querflöten, Blockflöten etc.) / Flûtes (flûtes traversières, flûtes à bec etc.) / Flauti (flauti traversi, flauti dolci ecc.) / Flautas (flautas traversas euv.) Flutes (transverse flutes, recorders etc.)................................................................................69 785.12 Duos / Duo / Duos............................................................ 53 Inhaltsverzeichnis - Table des matières - Sommario - Cuntegn - Table of contents 788.4-.6 Rohrblattinstrumente / Instruments à anche / Strumenti ad ancia / Instruments da flad cun plattinas / Reed instruments........ 70 788.7 Saxophone / Saxophones / Sassofoni / Saxofons / Saxophones....................................................................................71 788.8 Instrumente mit durchschlagenden Zungen (Akkordeons, Mundharmonikas etc.) / Instruments à anches libres (accordéons, orgues à bouche etc.) / Strumenti ad ance libere (fisarmoniche, organi a bocca ecc.) / Instruments cun lieungas libras (fisarmonicas, orgels da bucca euv.) / Free reed instruments (accordions, mouth organs etc.)....................................................71 788.9 Blechblasinstrumente, Lippentoninstrumente / Instruments à cuivres, instruments à anche labiale / Strumenti a fiato di ottone, strumenti a bocchino / Instruments da sturs, instruments da buchin / Brass instruments, lip-reed instruments............................................74 788.92 Trompeten, Alphörner / Trompettes, cor des Alpes / Trombe, corni alpini / Trumbettas, tibas / Trumpets, Alphorns........................................................................................74 788.93 Posaunen / Trombones / Tromboni / Posaunas / Trombones.....................................................................................75 788.94 Hörner / Cors / Corni / Corns / Horns.............................. 76 788.97 Flügelhörner / Saxhorns / Flicorni / Trumbas / Flugelhorns....................................................................................76 788.98 Tubas / Tube / Tubas.........................................................77 780 - Allgemeine Sammlungen, Verschiedenes Das Schweizer Buch 2019/16 Partitur (2 Bände) ; 30 cm. – (Opera explorer) (Study score ; 780 Allgemeine Sammlungen, 2060) Verschiedenes Nachdruck von: Wien : Universal Edition, 1957 Collections générales, Divers Collezioni generali, Varia 5 BN 17963929403976 Collecziuns generalas, Varia Puccini, Giacomo, 1858-1924. – [Manon Lescaut. Donna non vidi mai ; arrangiert]. – Donna non vidi mai : from Manon General collections, Miscellaneous Lescaut : for tenor and orchestra : symphonic wind band / items Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) ; arr.: Carlo Balmelli. – Full score. – Kappel, Switzerland : Symphonic Works GmbH, [2016]. – © 2016. – 1 Partitur (5 Seiten) ; 30 cm 1 NB 17976525303976 SWB36 Symphonic Works GmbH Nüssli, Urs. – Grundlagen der Rhythmik : für alle Instrumente und Stilrichtungen / Urs Nüssli. – Luzern : 6 BN 17963929603976 mezzoforte-Verlag für Musiklehrmittel, [2013]. – © 2013. – Puccini, Giacomo, 1858-1924. – [Manon Lescaut. In quelle 2 Partituren (140; 112 Seiten) ; 30 cm trine morbide ; arrangiert]. – In quelle trine morbide : from Manon Lescaut : for sopran and orchestra : symphonic wind 782 Vokalmusik band / Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) ; arr.: Carlo Balmelli. – Musique vocale Full score. – Kappel, Switzerland : Symphonic Works GmbH, Musica vocale [2016]. – © 2016. – 1 Partitur (5 Seiten) ; 30 cm Musica vocala SWB35 Symphonic Works GmbH Vocal music 7 BN 17963929303976 Puccini, Giacomo, 1858-1924. – [Manon Lescaut. Tu non m'ami dunque piu ; arrangiert]. – Tu non m'ami dunque 782.1 Dramatische Vokalformen, Opern piu : from Manon Lescaut : for sopran, tenor and orchestra : Formes dramatiques de musique symphonic wind band / Giacomo
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