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Komponisten Der Gegenwart (KDG) Komponisten der Gegenwart (KDG) Grundwerk einschließlich der 50. Nachlieferung Bearbeitet von Hanns-Werner Heister, Walter-Wolfgang Sparrer 1. Auflage 2013. Loseblatt. ca. 10240 S. ISBN 978 3 86916 282 9 Weitere Fachgebiete > Musik, Darstellende Künste, Film > Musikwissenschaft Allgemein > Einzelne Komponisten und Musiker schnell und portofrei erhältlich bei Die Online-Fachbuchhandlung beck-shop.de ist spezialisiert auf Fachbücher, insbesondere Recht, Steuern und Wirtschaft. Im Sortiment finden Sie alle Medien (Bücher, Zeitschriften, CDs, eBooks, etc.) aller Verlage. Ergänzt wird das Programm durch Services wie Neuerscheinungsdienst oder Zusammenstellungen von Büchern zu Sonderpreisen. Der Shop führt mehr als 8 Millionen Produkte. Inhalt Peter Ablinger von Gerald Resch Joseph Achron von Jascha Nemtsov John Adams von Rainer Fanselau Thomas Adès von Tim Steinke Theodor W. 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Santos Tadeusz Baird von Zofia Helman Claude Baker von Annette Kreutziger-Herr Claude Ballif von Imke Misch Eduardas Balsys von Ingo Hoddick Don Banks von Thérèse Wassily Saba Helmut Barbe von Christian Thorau Samuel Barber von Hartmut Möller Vytautas Barkauskas von Ingo Hoddick Klarenz Barlow von Peter Niklas Wilson Jean Barraqué von Heribert Henrich Richard Barrett von Richard Toop Pierre Bartholomée von Pascal Decroupet 50. Nlfg.. Komponisten der Gegenwart (KdG) 10.13 1 Jobname: Z00000 0001 28-11-13 10:19:12 PGPL: Dynamically-Created 0004_kdg-inhaltsverzeichnis.xml / FMTS: 2012-10-25 1-24 OUTPUT (1) Béla Bartók von Hartmut Fladt Carola Bauckholt von Raoul Mörchen Jürg Baur von Oliver Drechsel Giuseppe Becce von Ennio Simeon Günther Becker von Rainer Peters David Bedford von Matthias Spindler Jan Bender von Wolfgang Hanke George Benjamin von Thérèse Wassily Saba Richard Rodney Bennett von Annelore Mainka Pascal Bentoiu von Corneliu Dan Georgescu Alban Berg von Hanns-Werner Heister Erik Bergman von Kalevi Aho und Mikko Heiniö Luciano Berio von Joachim Noller Lord Berners von Jürgen Schaarwächter Leonard Bernstein von Georg Borchardt Eduardo Bértola von Graciela Paraskevaídis Frank Michael Beyer von Claudia Stahl Günter Bialas von Siegfried Mauser Michael von Biel von Hans-Joachim Wagner Jörg Birkenkötter von Carolin Naujocks Harrison Birtwistle von Susanne Schmerda Boris Blacher von Christopher Grafschmidt Oskar Gottlieb Blarr von Hermann Backes Arthur Bliss von Rainer Fanselau Augustyn Bloch von Martina Homma Ernest Bloch von Peter Jost Thomas Blomenkamp von Oliver Drechsel Volker Blumenthaler von Jörg Krämer Gerd Boder von Martin Lücke Seóirse Bodley von Axel Klein Konrad Boehmer von Herman Sabbe Minas Borboudakis von Britta Schilling-Wang Helmut Bornefeld von Konrad Eichler Hans-Jürgen von Bose von Siegfried Mauser Lili Boulanger von Markus Bandur Nadia Boulanger von Henning Eisenlohr Pierre Boulez von Ulrich Mosch Denys Bouliane von Peter Niklas Wilson Brian Boydell von Axel Klein Glenn Branca von Martina Helmig Max Brand von Christian Scheib Theo Brandmüller von Stefan Fricke Nicolae Brândus¸ von Corneliu Dan Georgescu Nikolaus Brass von Torsten Möller Peter Michael Braun von Rainer Köhl 2 50. 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Komponisten der Gegenwart (KdG) 10.13 Jobname: Z00000 0001 28-11-13 10:19:12 PGPL: Dynamically-Created 0004_kdg-inhaltsverzeichnis.xml / FMTS: 2012-10-25 1-24 OUTPUT (2) Anthony Braxton von Peter Niklas Wilson George Brecht von Gabriele Knapstein Reiner Bredemeyer von Kristina Wille Cesar Bresgen von Christian Heindl Willem Breuker von Konrad Boehmer Luc Brewaeys von Mark Delaere Havergal Brian von Jürgen Schaarwächter Benjamin Britten von Henning Eisenlohr Max Brod von Albrecht Dümling Gerard Brophy von Richard Toop Leo Brouwer von Rainer Kremser Earle Brown von Hartmut Möller Ludger Brümmer von Ralph Paland Herbert Brün von Andreas Wagner Thomas Bruttger von Wolfgang Rüdiger Valentino Bucchi von Ute Schomerus Thomas Buchholz von Gert Richter Fritz Büchtger von Franz Riemer Edvard Hagerup Bull von Walter-Wolfgang Sparrer Emil František Burian von Hans-Ludger Kreuzheck Francis Burt von Christian Heindl Otfried Büsing von Hartmut Möller Ferruccio Busoni von Hans-Günter Klein Nigel Butterley von Thérèse Wassily Saba Max Butting von Vera Grützner John Cage von Reinhard Oehlschlägel Cornelius Cardew von Hermann-Christoph Müller Julián Carrillo von Roman Brotbeck Elliott Carter von Henning Eisenlohr Alfredo Casella von Dietrich Kämper Giulio Castagnoli von Luciana Galliano und Matthias Entreß Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco von Stefan Lerche Friedrich Cerha von Werner Grünzweig Aram Chacˇaturjan von Maria Biesold Paulo C. Chagas von Jutta Lambrecht Carlos Chávez von Monika Fürst-Heidtmann Hans Chemin-Petit von Vera Grützner Chen Yi von Walter-Wolfgang Sparrer Xiaoyong Chen von Walter-Wolfgang Sparrer Chiang Wenyeh von Schu-chi Lee Giuseppe Chiari von Hans-Joachim Wagner Marek Chołoniewski von Martina Homma Chou Wen-chung von Eric Lai 50. Nlfg.. Komponisten der Gegenwart (KdG) 10.13 3 Jobname: Z00000 0001 28-11-13 10:19:12 PGPL: Dynamically-Created 0004_kdg-inhaltsverzeichnis.xml / FMTS: 2012-10-25 1-24 OUTPUT (3) Jani Christou von Panos Vlagopoulos Ján Cikker von Zuzana Martináková Francesco Cilèa von Hans-Joachim Wagner Johann Cilenšek von Vera Grützner Mikalojus Konstantinas Cˇ iurlionis von Ingo Hoddick Rebecca Clarke von Daniela Kohnen Gloria Coates von Christa Jost Paul Constantinescu von Renate Hellwig-Unruh Sidney Corbett von Maria Hörl Aaron Copland von Henning Eisenlohr Frank Corcoran von Annette Kreutziger-Herr John Paul Corigliano von Stefan Drees Philip Corner von Katrin Beck Acario Cotapos von Graciela Paraskevaídis Henry Cowell von Alexander Kopp Ruth Crawford Seeger von Kirsten Reese George Crumb von Jörg Krämer Chaya Czernowin von Hella Melkert Roland Dahinden von Stefan Drees Luigi Dallapiccola von Ulrich Mosch Pauls Dambis von Arnolds Klotin¸š Arthur Dangel von Christine Mellich Hans Darmstadt von Herbert Glossner Mario Davidovsky von Hartmut Möller Peter Maxwell Davies von Stefan Lerche Brett Dean von Stefan Drees Claude Debussy von Thomas Kabisch Maurice Delage von Andreas Meyer Christoph Delz von Thomas Gartmann Michael Denhoff von Lukas Christensen Edison Denisov von Detlef Gojowy und Jana Zwetschke Gion Antoni Derungs von Thomas Gartmann Martin Derungs von Thomas Gartmann Paul Dessau von Daniela Reinhold Bernd Richard Deutsch von Christian Heindl Violeta Dinescu von Eva-Maria Houben Ding Shande von Naixiong Liao Hugo Distler von Winfried Lüdemann Paul-Heinz Dittrich von Bettina Brand Georgij Dmitriev von Marina Lobanova Friedhelm Döhl von Uwe Sommer Ernst von Dohnányi von Thomas Schipperges 4 50. 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Komponisten der Gegenwart (KdG) 10.13 Jobname: Z00000 0001 28-11-13 10:19:12 PGPL: Dynamically-Created 0004_kdg-inhaltsverzeichnis.xml / FMTS: 2012-10-25 1-24 OUTPUT (4) Gerd Domhardt von Ulrike Liedtke Franco Donatoni von Joachim Noller László Dubrovay von Adrien Csabai Paul Dukas von Hans-Günter Klein Tan Dun /Tan Marcel Dupré von Peter Jost Louis Durey von Peter Jost Pascal Dusapin von Antoine Gindt Henri Dutilleux von Irmelin Schwalb, Maxime Joos und Holger Groschopp Petr Eben von Daniela Philippi Gerald Eckert von Matteo Nanni Sophie-Carmen Eckhardt- Gramatté von Renate Hellwig-Unruh Helmut Eder von Christian Heindl Michael Edwards von Benjamin Lang Werner Egk von Thomas Schipperges Abel Ehrlich von Yuval Shaked Herbert Eimert von Stefan Fricke Gottfried von Einem von Christian Heindl Dieter Einfeldt von Lutz Lesle Will Eisenmann von Albrecht Dümling Hanns Eisler von Hanns-Werner Heister Viktor Ekimovskij von Svetlana Savenko Edward Elgar von Rainer Fanselau Anders Eliasson von Lutz Lesle Heino Eller von Mart Humal Hans Ulrich Engelmann von Jan Kopp Giuseppe G. Englert von Klaus Linder Einar Englund von Kalevi Aho und Mikko Heiniö Peter Eötvös von Georg Beck Walther Erbacher von Peter-Michael Riehm Heimo Erbse von Christian Heindl Dietrich Erdmann von Nico Schüler Veit Erdmann-Abele von Robert Maschka Ulvi Cemal Erkin von Martin Greve Siegrid Ernst von Beate Philipp Iván Eröd von Christian Heindl Rudolf Escher von Hans Niewenhuis Andrej E˙špaj von Detlef Gojowy Karlheinz Essl von Christian Baier Julio Estrada von Monika Fürst-Heidtmann Mariano Etkin von Monika Fürst-Heidtmann Franco Evangelisti von Matthias Keller 50. Nlfg.. Komponisten der Gegenwart (KdG) 10.13 5 Jobname: Z00000 0001 28-11-13 10:19:12 PGPL: Dynamically-Created 0004_kdg-inhaltsverzeichnis.xml / FMTS: 2012-10-25 1-24 OUTPUT (5) Eduardo Fabini von Graciela Paraskevaídis Jurij Falik von Svetlana Savenko Manuel de Falla von Hans-Günter Klein Reinhard Febel von Rainer Nonnenmann Morton Feldman von Sebastian Claren Victor Fenigstein von Fritz Hennenberg Brian Ferneyhough von Klaus Lippe Luc Ferrari von
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