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Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Inhalt Faksimiles. Denkmälerausgaben. Gesamtausgaben .................................. 3 Partituren .................................................................................................. 4 Klavierauszüge .......................................................................................... 4 Vokalmusik ............................................................................................... 5 Noten für Einzelinstrumente ...................................................................... 5 Noten für Kammermusik ........................................................................... 7 Besondere Gattungen ............................................................................... 7 2 Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Signatur Titel Faksimiles. Denkmälerausgaben. Gesamtausgaben No 10 Hi 1:2,6 [Werke] Sämtliche Werke : im Auftrag der Hindemith- Stiftung. - Serie 2. Orchesterwerke - Orchesterwerke 1949-51 / Paul Hindemith. Herausgegeben von Giselher Schubert. - [Partitur]. - 2015 104/000 000 [Werke] Sämtliche Werke : im Auftrag der Hindemith- 776 (No 10 Hi Stiftung. - Serie 2. Orchesterwerke - Orchesterwerke 1 a:2,6) 1949-51 / Paul Hindemith. Herausgegeben von Giselher Schubert. - [Partitur]. - 2015 No 10 Li [Werke] Neue Ausgabe sämtlicher Werke. - Supplement- 1:Suppl. 7 Bände zu den Serien I - II. Supplement-Bände zu den Werken für Klavier zu zwei Händen - Magyar dallok és más müvek / Franz Liszt. Hrsg. von Adrienne Kacz- marczyk. - 2015 No 10 Men [Werke] Leipziger Ausgabe der Werke Felix Mendelssohn 1:6,2A Bartholdys. - Serie 6. Geistliche Vokalwerke - Geistliche Werke für Chor (oder Solostimmen mit Chor) und Orgel bzw. Basso continuo : Fassungen für größere Besetzungen / herausgegeben von Clemens Harasim. - Partitur. - 2015 No 10 Ros [Werke] Edizione critica delle opere. - Sezione 1. Opere 1:1,3,1 Teatrali - L'equivoco stravagante : dramma giocoso un due atti ; atto primo / Gioachino Rossini. Di Gaetano Gas- barri. A cura di Marco Beghelli e Stefano Piana. - Parti- tura. - 2015 No 10 Ros [Werke] Edizione critica delle opere. - Sezione 1. Opere 1:1,3,2 Teatrali - L'equivoco stravagante : dramma giocoso un due atti ; atto secondo, appendici / Gioachino Rossini. Di Gaetano Gasbarri. A cura di Marco Beghelli e Stefano Pi- ana. - Partitura. - 2015 108/000 004 [Werke] Neue Ausgabe sämtlicher Werke. - 34/35. Größe- 656 (No 10 re Kirchenkonzerte / Heinrich Schütz. Herausgegeben von Schü 1:34/35) Andreas Waczkat. - [Partitur]. - 2015 3 Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Signatur Titel No 10 Tel 1:51 [Werke] Musikalische Werke. - 51. Concerten-Jahrgang : zwölf Kirchenmusiken von Rogate bis zum 6. Sonntag nach Trinitatis nach Texten von Erdmann Neumeister / Georg Philipp Telemann. Herausgegeben von Maik Rich- ter ; Generalbaß-Aussetzung: Wolfgang Hirschmann. - 2015 No 10 Wa [Werke] Sämtliche Werke. - 2. [Das Liebesverbot ...] Das 1:2,2 Liebesverbot : oder: Die Novize von Palermo ; große ro- mantische Oper in zwei Akten, WWV 38 - Zweiter Akt und Kritischer Bericht / Richard Wagner. Herausgegeben von Egon Voss ; Anhang herausgegeben von Eva Katharina Klein und Egon Voss. - 2015 No 10 Wa 1 [Werke] Sämtliche Werke. - 2. [Das Liebesverbot ...] Das a:2,2 Liebesverbot : oder: Die Novize von Palermo ; große ro- mantische Oper in zwei Akten, WWV 38 - Zweiter Akt und Kritischer Bericht / Richard Wagner. Herausgegeben von Egon Voss ; Anhang herausgegeben von Eva Katharina Klein und Egon Voss. - 2015 Partituren No 147 Sib 3 c [Sinfonien, op. 39] Symphonie Nr. 1 e-Moll : op. 39 / Jean Sibelius. Hrsg. von Timo Virtanen. - Studienpartitur, Ur- text der Gesamtausg. Jean Sibelius, Werke. - [2010?] No 151 Mo 16 [Konzerte, Kl 1 2 Orch, KV 365] Konzert in Es für zwei d Klaviere und Orchester No. 10 : KV 365 (316a) / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Hrsg. von Christoph Wolff. - 5. Aufl., Urtext der Neuen Mozart-Ausgabe. - 2013 No 159 Schum [Konzerte, Vc, Orch, op. 129] Konzert für Violoncello und 1 e Orchester a-Moll : op. 129 / Robert Schumann. Hrsg. von Joachim Draheim. - Partitur, [revid. Ausg.]. - [2008] No 197 Schum [Andante und Variationen] Andante und Variationen für 2 zwei Klaviere, zwei Violoncelli und Horn B-Dur op. 46 Anh. / Robert Schumann. Hrsg. von Ernst Herttrich. - Par- titur. - 2015 Klavierauszüge No 220 Don 1 [Don Pasquale] Don Pasquale : dramma buffo in tre atti di d Michele Accursi / Gaetano Donizetti. A cura di Mario Parenti (1960). - Riduzione per canto e pianoforte. - c 2006 4 Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Signatur Titel 108/000 007 [Les deux jaloux] Eifersucht : opra comique in einem Akt ; 336 (No 220 (Paris 1813) / Sophie Gail. [Text] nach Charles Dufresny Gail 1) von Jean-Baptiste-Charles Vial. Aus dem Franz. übersetzt und neu eingerichtet von Annette und Horst Vladar. - Kla- vierauszug. - 2014 108/000 007 [Le chien du jardinier] Der Hund des Gärtners : opéra 335 (No 220 comique in einem Akt ; (Paris 1855) / Albert Grisar. [Text] Grisa 1) von Lockroy und E. Cormon. Aus dem Franz. übers. und neu eingerichtet von Annette und Horst Vladar. - Klavier- auszug. - 2014 108/000 007 [Der Zweikampf mit der Geliebten] Der Zweikampf mit 337 (No 220 der Geliebten : komische Oper in drei Akten ; (Hamburg Spo 2) 1811) ; nach dem Lustspiel "El duelo contra su dama" des Francisco Antonio de Bances y Cándamo von Johann Friedrich Schink / Louis Spohr. Hrsg. von Horst Vladar in Zusammenarbeit mit Alfred Stenger. Revid. und nach der spanischen Vorlage des verloren gegangenen Librettos mit Dialogen versehen von Horst Vladar. - Klavierauszug. - 2015 No 230 Bolc 2 The Hawthorn tree : a song cycle for mezzo-soprano and chamber ensemble / William Bolcom. - Vocal score. - c 2014 Vokalmusik No 315 Chilc 1 The angry planet : an environmental cantata : for chil- dren's choir, SATB chamber choir, and SATB double choir unaccompanied / Bob Chilcott. Texts by Charles Bennett. - Score. - 2015 No 321 Moond Spruchweisheiten aus aller Welt : 18 Kanons für 2 - 7 1 Stimmen und Percussion / Louis Hardin genannt Moon- dog. - [Partitur], Neuaufl. - 2007 No 341 Bru 5 [Werke / Ausw.] Anton Bruckner für Gottesdienst und Konzert / Anton Bruckner. Hrsg. von Matthias Kreuels. - Partitur. - [2013] Noten für Einzelinstrumente No 347/41 c Impulsives Klavierspiel : elementare Improvisation ; popu- läre Musik ; Kunstmusik / von Herbert Wiedermann. - 7. Aufl. - 2013 5 Neuerwerbungen Noten Februar 2016 Signatur Titel No 347/72 d Das Jazz Piano Buch / von Mark Levine. - [2014] No 347/247 Probier Klavier! : Klavierschule für Anfänger und Wieder- einsteiger ; [Noten + CD] / Klaus Dietz. - Originalausgabe, 1. Auflage. - 2015 No 349/418 Chopin - Liszt - Hiller : Leichte Klavierstücke mit Übetipps / ausgew. und komm. von Nils Franke. - Urtext, 1. Aufl. - c 2015 No 350 Ba [Werke, Kl] Einzeln überlieferte Klavierwerke. - 1. / Jo- 84:1 hann Sebastian Bach. Hrsg. von Uwe Wolf. - 3. Aufl., Ur- text der Neuen Bach-Ausg. - 2010 No 350 Be 1:3 [Sonaten, Kl] Sonaten für Klavier / Ludwig van Beethoven. - 3. - 2013 No 350 Be 1 [Sonaten, Kl] Sonaten für Klavier. - 2. / Ludwig van b:2 Beethoven. Fingersätze von: Boris Bloch, Pavel Gililov, Leonard Hokanson, Hans Kann, Jacob Lateiner, Günter Ludwig, Naoyuki Taneda. - 6. Aufl. - 2013 No 350 Gri 1 [Lyriske stykker] Sämtliche lyrische Stücke / Edvard Grieg. Hrsg. von Ernst-Günter Heinemann ... Fingersatz: Einar Steen-Nøkleberg. - Urtext. - 2015 No 350 Li 46 [Valses oubliées] Valses oubliées / Franz Liszt. Hrsg. von Peter Jost. Vorw. von Mária Eckhardt. Fingersatz von Rolf Koenen. - Urtext. - 2011 No 372 Ala 2:2 [Werke, Org] L'oeuvre d'orgue. - 2. Oeuvres posthumes / Jehan Alain. Éd. par Helga Schauerte-Maubouet. - Urtext, éd. du centenaire de sa naissance. - 2011 No 372 Allend [Mémoire de l'oubli] Mémoire de l'oubli : (2012) ; für Or- 1 gel / Juan Allende-Blin. - 2012 104/000 000 Freiburger Orgelbuch : freie Orgelstücke / Kurt Boßler. - 944 (No 372 [ca. 2015] Boss 3) No 372 Setc 1 Three piece suite / Martin Setchell. - [ca. 2015] No 372 Wacke [Tokkaten, Kl op. 89. 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