These are originally concertos for four solo violins, but without any accompaniment. Perhaps they were intended as practice pieces for violin students or the violinists of the court chapels. Here is an arrangement for clarinets or bassoons, transposed to B-flat major. Thus, mixed or choral instrumentation is also possible.

Level: medium

These are originally concertos for four solo violins, but without any accompaniment. Perhaps they were intended as practice pieces for violin students or the violinists of the court chapels. Here is an arrangement for violas or violoncellos, transposed to the lower fifth. Thus a mixed or choral instrumentation is also possible.

Level: medium

'Aquarellen' (= watercolours) by Niels Wilhelm Gade (composed 1850) are ten romantic, atmospheric pieces for piano of quite different character. In the present version for small youth orchestra the individual characteristics are clearly emphasized and set apart from each other. The original keys are partly changed, playing techniques are adapted to special techniques of the orchestra.
An absolutely new arrangement, which helps this beautiful opus to its deserved fame.

1. Elegie -1:17, 2. Scherzo - 2:25, 3.Kanzonette -4:04, 4. Humoreske -5: 11
5. Barkarole - 1:50, 6. Capriccio - 3:48, 7. Romanze - 5:30
8. Intermezzo - 1:05, 9.Novelette -2:56, 10. Scherzo - 5:15

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Robert Schumann's "Myrten" op. 25, written in 1840, is a song cycle in four booklets that Schumann dedicated to his bride Clara Wieck and gave her as a wedding present on September 12, 1840.

From it the following titles:
1. Widmung, 2. Freisinn (1:57), 3. Der Nussbaum (3:04). 4. Die Lotosblume (5:57), 5. Talismane (7:40). 6. Zum Schluss (9:33)

Robert Schumann's "Myrten" op. 25, written in 1840, is a song cycle in four booklets that Schumann dedicated to his bride Clara Wieck and gave her as a wedding present on September 12, 1840.

From it the following titles:
1. Widmung, 2. Freisinn (1:57), 3. Der Nussbaum (3:04). 4. Die Lotosblume (5:57), 5. Talismane (7:40). 6. Zum Schluss (9:33)

Robert Schumann's "Myrten" op. 25, written in 1840, is a song cycle in four booklets that Schumann dedicated to his bride Clara Wieck and gave her as a wedding present on September 12, 1840.

From it the following titles:
1. Widmung, 2. Freisinn (1:57), 3. Der Nussbaum (3:04). 4. Die Lotosblume (5:57), 5. Talismane (7:40). 6. Zum Schluss (9:33)

This very charming song cycle "Frauenliebe und -leben" of Robert Schumann gets in this version for cello and string orchestra an absolutely new and surprising sound.

1. Seit ich ihn gesehen, 2. Er, der Herrlichste von allen (1:29), 3. Ich kann's nicht fassen (4:17), 4. Du Ring an meinem Finger (5:29), 5. Helft mir, ihr Schwestern (7:40), 6. Süßer Freund, du blickest (9:25), 7. An meinem Herzen (12:37), 8. Nun hast du mir den ersten Schmerz getan (13:40)

Robert Schumanns congenial song cycle after poems of Joseph v Eichendorff gets in this version for cello and string orchestra absolutely new sound aspects. You will be surprised!

1. In der Fremde,  2. Intermezzo (1:37), 3. Waldesgespräch (3:16), 4. Die Stille (5:09), 5. Mondnacht (6:29), 6. Schöne Fremde (9:06)
 

Robert Schumanns congenial song cycle after poems of Joseph v Eichendorff gets in this version for cello and string orchestra absolutely new sound aspects. You will be surprised!

7. "Auf einer Burg,  8. In der Fremde (2:22), 9. Wehmut (3:34), 10. Zwielicht (5:26), 11. Im Walde (8:19), 12. Frühlingsnacht (9:25)
 

Robert Schumanns congenial song cycle after poems of Joseph v Eichendorff gets in this version for horn and string orchestra absolutely new sound aspects. You will be surprised!

1. In der Fremde,  2. Intermezzo (1:37), 3. Waldesgespräch (3:16), 4. Die Stille (5:09), 5. Mondnacht (6:29), 6. Schöne Fremde (9:06)