Bach, Johann Sebastian – Aria: Bist du bei mir
€19.00*
Guise Jean François deAria: Bist du bei mir(original for voice and piano) - BWV 502for voice, organ and trumpetarranged by Jean François de GuiseJean François de Guise was commissioned to make an arrangement of the aria: "Bist du bei mir" by Johann Sebastian Bach. The original work is from the "Notenbüchlein für Anna Magdalena Bach" and bears the number BWV 508.In Bach's oeuvre there are numerous pieces that he created for organ and trumpet. Especially his chorale preludes belong to the repertoire of every serious musician for trumpet players until today. Likewise, the instrumentation of voice and organ, well established in the worship service, and always proves grateful.That singing, trumpet and orchestra also work in church music is known to everyone who has heard, for example, the famous aria "Großer Herr und starker König" from the Christmas Oratorio or the solo cantata "Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen".It was also from these experiences that the piece presented here was commissioned for Eternity Sunday.In order to make performances possible even in a small ensemble, Jean François de Guise decided to create an arrangement for voice, trumpet and organ.He not only added a solo part for the trumpet here, but also incorporated an interlude that does not appear in the original. This makes the piece a real little solo aria.Since most trumpeters today play on the German concert trumpet in Bb, this was the first choice for the score and as a single part in the edition. However, in order to give musicians who prefer the C notation the opportunity to play the work, a C part is also included in the edition. This can then be used equally for the piccolo trumpet.voice, 2 trumpets, organscore and 4 parts / 27 pages
Bach, Johann Sebastian – Sonatina for melody instruments and organ
€8.00*
Bach, Johann SebastianSonatinaon the cantata "God's time is the very best time" (BWV 106)for melody instruments and organEdited by Franz KreuzlingerAbout the work:The present arrangement tries to realize the touching opening movement of the cantata “God's time is the very best time” with all its dialogic moments of the two upper voices for melody instruments and organ.(Violoncello part, viola part, F part, Eb part, B part)Score & 5 parts / 8 pages
Becker Albert - Christmas motet for choir and organ
€2.50*
Output variant:
choir scores
Becker, AlbertChristmas motetsfor choir and organEdited by Franz KreuzlingerChristmas motets using the chorale "Vom Himmel hoch" by Martin Luther: Franz Kreuzlinger gave the extremely popular and easily realizable Christmas motet an independent orchestral part, which turns the simple choral setting into a choral symphonic gem and is a worthwhile addition to any Christmas concert.
Score for organ version / 9 pages // Part (organ) / 4 pages // Choir score / 5 pages
A score, a set of parts and 20 choral scores are supplied.
Please order additional choir scores separately
Beethoven, Ludwig van - Funeral Songs after the "Three Equali", WoO 30
€4.00*
Ludwig van BeethovenFuneral songsafter the "Three Equali", WoO 30Version for three-part choir (SAM) and organArranged by Fanny JansenSinging and playing score / 8 pages / minimum purchase 16 voices
Ebenhöh, Horst - Church hymns op. 81,2
€43.00*
Ebenhöh, HorstChurch songs op. 81,2after texts by Fritz Steiner for baritone and organ 3 organ solo pieces + 9 songs, <s> total duration approx. 25 minutes ;score and part-set / 61 pages
Ebenhöh, Horst - Johann Pachelbel with ten variations
€12.80*
Ebenhöh, HorstJohann Pachelbel with ten variations
Theme & 2 variations: J. Pachelbel, 8 variations by Horst Ebenhöh.
Easy to moderately difficult work, mostly "in the old style". Also suitable for organ with short octave.
12 pages
Elgar, Edward - Three Motets op. 2 for choir (SAM) and organ
€52.00*
Output variant:
Score and choral score(s)
Elgar, EdwardThree Motetsop. 2 for choir (SAM) and organArranged by Fanny Jansen1 playing score (9 pages) and 16 choral scores ( 6 pages each)Individual choral scores only available in addition, except for one proof copy.
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Guise, Jean François de - Two fantasies for children organists
€8.00*
Guise Jean François deThree easy meditations for OrganOp. 12 No.10 (2001)Jean François de Guise, who also worked as an organist for a long time, created several works for the organ that were specifically intended for meditations or devotions.Since these pieces work immediately, fit on the large organ as well as on instruments that have only one manual, and do not demand too much of the beginner, but are nevertheless effective in sound, they are heard again and again in concerts.The works also find their way into organ lessons.That they are jewels of music is additionally documented by the fact that the three pieces were published for the first time in 2001 and have meanwhile (2015) appeared in the 3rd edition.Playing score / 6 pages
Guise, Jean François de – Contemplation for Organ
€8.00*
Guise Jean François deContemplation for OrganOp. 12 No.4 (2005)In 2005 Jean François de Guise composed the organ piece "Contemplation for organ".In this work he dealt with the organ as an instrument of the 21st century, inspired by a call for entries for a competition for contemporary church music. Despite the fact that the deadline for the competition had passed, he accepted the challenge for himself and created a piece that dealt with the extended 12-tone technique and transcribed it for the organ. The difficulty here was the layout of the organ itself, because, various stops, such as those represented by the octave stops, which sound tones in "other" registers, could easily interfere with the music-theoretical construction and thus appear inconclusive.The composer also chose a polyrhythmic structure that further methodically counterpoints the tonal discussions, which could have invoked further dilemmas. However, Jean François de Guise manages to make the piece emerge, as it were, gradually, which is achieved through sporadic cluster structures that break up already established structures and thus push the work in a new direction. This unwinds a dynamic in its development that keeps the conclusion completely open until the end.Playing score / 8 pages
Guise, Jean François de – Musique d‘Église pour Orgue
€16.00*
Guise Jean François deMusique d'Église pour OrgueOp. 12 No.2Again and again Jean François de Guise dedicates himself to the organ, so also in the volume "Musique d'Église" from the year 2000. That he comes from the "school" of Jean Langlais is clearly recognizable here and so it is not surprising that here the French organ music gets its place, as one gets to hear it in the churches of France. Nevertheless, one recognizes the handwriting of Jean François de Guise.It is perhaps somewhat surprising that he makes dynamic entries, as we know them from the piano literature. These result from the consideration that the pieces are also possible on the piano and at the same time the compositional idea can be transported.The composer already performed the individual pieces several times in 2000, played parts from the volume in organ concerts and used them for a CD.To this day, the works are performed again and again in church services and concerts, since they are also suitable for organists who are not yet quite so familiar with pedal playing.Playing score / 22 pages
Guise, Jean François de – Organ pieces Volume I
€36.00*
Guise Jean François deOrgan pieces Volume I.Op. 12thPerforming score / 51 pagesThe organ pieces published in this anthology are primarily intended as solo pieces for organ.Registrations have been deliberately avoided because the pieces can be played on both small and large organs. Here the organist is responsible for finding the optimal sound for his instrument. The dynamics shown here are only intended to provide assistance.The level of difficulty is to be regarded as high, since the rhythm and tone sequences differ from the usual habits in church music.
Guise, Jean François de – Organ pieces Volume II
€42.00*
Guise Jean François deOrgan pieces Volume II.Op. 12th No.19Performing score / 59 pagesThe organ pieces published in this anthology are primarily intended as solo pieces for organ.Registrations have been deliberately avoided because the pieces can be played on both small and large organs. Here the organist is responsible for finding the optimal sound for his instrument. The dynamics shown here are only intended to provide assistance.The level of difficulty is to be regarded as high, since the rhythm and tone sequences differ from the usual habits in church music.Jean François de Guise
Guise, Jean François de – Pastorale for Organ
€8.00*
Guise Jean François dePastorale for OrganOp. 12 No.5 (2009)One of the most common forms of pieces written for the organ is probably that of the pastoral. Jean François de Guise also chose this title for his work.Originally, the pastoral refers to a piece in the style of a shepherd's song.Naturally, such a designation points in a certain direction. Thus, the arrangement in three beats and the use of the flute register is predetermined.Jean François de Guise also gets involved musically.He presents here a work that is tonally beautiful and versatile, so the piece has been performed in church services as well as in concerts and can, through its medium level of difficulty, also serve students for practice.Playing score / 3 pages
Guise, Jean François de – Three easy meditations for Organ
€8.00*
Guise Jean François deThree easy meditations for OrganOp. 12 No.10 (2001)Jean François de Guise, who also worked as an organist for a long time, created several works for the organ that were specifically intended for meditations or devotions.Since these pieces work immediately, fit on the large organ as well as on instruments that have only one manual, and do not demand too much of the beginner, but are nevertheless effective in sound, they are heard again and again in concerts.The works also find their way into organ lessons.That they are jewels of music is additionally documented by the fact that the three pieces were published for the first time in 2001 and have meanwhile (2015) appeared in the 3rd edition.Playing score / 6 pages
Guise, Jean François de – three small easy pieces for Organ
€8.00*
Guise Jean François dethree small easy pieces for Organop. 12, No. 33 (2021)"three small easy pieces for organ" is how Jean François de Guise named the pieces for organ written in 2021.However, the title is somewhat deceptive, for the three short pieces are hardly simple in the sense of easy.Arranged in the extended 12-tone technique and quite playfully in the middle range, the works are a preparation for larger compositions by the composer. They will probably be heard more in concert than, for example, in a church service. Unfortunately, organists still lack the courage to present new works to the congregations. Jean François de Guise does this consistently and with great approval. The first performance in 2021, in a church service was met with great appreciation and so some time later the pieces were included as requested pieces in a program dealing exclusively with contemporary organ music.Playing score / 8 pages
Guise, Jean François de – Trois Feux de Saint-Elme pour Orgue
€9.00*
Guise Jean François deTrois Feux de Saint-Elme pour OrgueOp. 12 No.1In 1999 Jean François de Guise composed three light meditations, which not only describe the natural phenomenon with "Trois Feux de Saint-Elme".If one dives into the music, one gets the feeling that must arise when one sees the luminescent images that illuminate the Nordic sky in a ghostly way.If one then knows that these pieces were written for a picture devotion, which took place on Christmas Eve in the night mass, one can guess which unheard-of effect was unfolded by this music. But even without this background knowledge, Jean François de Guise's compositions do not fail to make an impact.The minimalist registration marked in the volume is meant to represent an idea and not to be binding. Soft, warm, flowing sounds want to be achieved. Never should a superficial sounding arise. The individual structures in the work must appear, but they must never become superficial.If one looks at the pieces further, one notices that they are superficially quite simply structured, but, the use of the chords and the "double pedal" clearly indicate that these are not pieces for beginners.The pitfalls here are truly in the details.In addition to some technical playing challenges, everything must remain transcendent, which is probably the greatest difficulty in performance.OrganPlaying score / 12 pages
Kreuzlinger Franz - Da pacem, Domine (Peace Quodlibet)
€8.00*
Kreuzlinger Franz Da pacem, DominePeace QuodlibetFor organFrom three musical prayers for peace, a quodlibet was composed at the beginning of March 2022, which negotiates the struggle for peace. In three stanzas, the harmonically intertwined lines, taken from the Gregorian chant and the motet "Verleih uns Frieden" by Felix Mendelssohn, are each re-layered and thus heard in ever-changing ways.Playing score / 3 pages
Kreuzlinger Franz - German measurement proprium
€150.00*
Output variant:
Score and parts
Kreuzlinger FranzGerman measurement propriumfor choir (SATB), congregation (ad lib.), trombone, harp, percussion, dulcimer and organThe German Mass Proprium based on psalm texts was mainly created in 2008 and is seen by its composer as a major compositional work. The very cast of the instrumental ensemble that gathers the biblical instruments of praise gives the work its very own touch. Never leaving the tonality entirely, the work does not deny the alpine origins of its creator, which is partly reminiscent of Carl Orff, partly of Arthur Honegger.The delightful choral part can also be easily performed by ambitious amateur choirs.
Sophrane, alto, tenor, bass, trombone, dulcimer, harp, timpani, crotales, musical spoons, organ
See also on YouTube: Franz Kreuzlinger
Score and parts & 16 choral scores / 385 pages
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Kreuzlinger Franz - Partita on “Ave maris stella” for guitar and organ
€4.00*
Franz KreuzlingerAve maris stella
for guitar and organ
The Marian hymn “AVE MARIS STELLA” is the basis for the five-movement Partita for guitar and (small) organ. In addition to the melodic material, the basic mood of the guitar also forms the tonal source material for the individual movements, which are given a diverse range of sounds, particularly by the different positions of the organ.
Playing score / 6 pages
Kreuzlinger Franz - Sicilian Ave Maria - Ave Maria siciliana
€2.50*
Output variant:
choir scores
Kreuzlinger Franz
Ave Maria siciliana • Sicilian Ave Maria
1. for choir and organ2. for voice and organ3. for choir and strings
The so-called "Sicilian Ave Maria" was created in a cycle of Italian Christmas carols. In a moderate modern tone, the impressive text of the Ave Maria is contrapuntal over the cantus firmus of the song "O sanctissima" (Eng. "O you cheerful"), which also in the short intermezzo between the two stanzas, as if from a distance, of angels sung sounds.
1. for choir and organ / 5 pages / The number of choir parts ordered will be delivered. Minimum purchase of the choir part: 16 copies.
2. for voice and organ / 3 pages / 2 issues will be delivered
3. for choir and strings / 16 pages / The number of ordered choir parts plus 1x score plus 1x set of parts will be delivered. Minimum purchase of the choir part: 16 copies.
See also on YouTube: Franz Kreuzlinger
Puccini, Giacomo - Requiem (1905) for tenor, choir and organ
€30.00*
Output variant:
score and 13 choral score
Puccini, GiacomoRequiem(1905)for tenor, choir and organ
Arranged by Franz Kreuzlinger
In memory of his teacher Guiseppe Verdi, Giacomo Puccini wrote a small „Requiem” for viola, choir and organ in 1905. On the occasion of the Puccini year 2024, Franz Kreuzlinger wrote a version in which the solo viola part becomes a solo tenor part. The choir can be performed originally on the organ or by a string orchestra. At the same time, a purely instrumental version was created for solo cello or solo viola and strings, which turns the choral work into an impressive instrumental meditation.
Minimum order quantity: 13 choral scores & 1 full score / 56 pages1 choral score / 4 pages
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Serenata ex C A Very Little Night Music KV648 For Organ
€8.00*
Wolfgang Amadeus MozartSerenata ex CA Very Little Night MusicKV648Arranged for organ by Franz KeuzlingerIn September 2024, the „Serenata ex C“ - given the affectionate title „A Very Little Night Music“ - was awakened from its slumber after over 250 years. Franz Kreuzlinger immediately created a version for organ. Some of these movements can also be performed by the less advanced organist and are also suitable as intermediate music in the liturgy. Overall, the result is an interesting performance piece that represents a worthwhile challenge.Here you can find a demo clip on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7BhnXDhFkcPlaying score / 9 pages
Zezilius, Robert M. - Chorale in tempore belli
€8.00*
Zezilius, Robert M.Chorale in tempore bellifor organCommissioned by the church musician Simon Probst from Fürstenfeldbruck, this chorale without words was composed in March 2020. It quotes the Gregorian chorale "Da pacem, Domine" as an almost buried cantus firmus and makes it seem like a memorial for peace.Playing score / 2 pages
Zezilius, Robert M. - Dornenwald for organ
€8.00*
Zezilius, Robert M.Dornenwaldfor organA notated improvisation on the Advent carol "Maria durch ein Dornwald ging" is the "Improvisation religieuse", which is thoroughly indebted to the freitonal yet harmonically colorful style of the great French improvisers. An introduction approaching the song is followed by an increasingly soaring middle section, which finally fades away in an intense epilogue.Playing score / 5 pages