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Image not foundBrahms's First String Sextet became very popular after its publication in 1861, yet his publisher Simrock still hesitated when the composer offered him a second such work in 1865, in the same cheerful mood. So Brahms made overtures to other publishers, but then Simrock finally agreed to take it o
$13.56 String Sextet No. 2 in G Major, Op. 36
Image not foundWhen Gunted Henle founded his Urtext publishing house in 1948, he opened his catalog with our two-volume edition of Mozart's complete piano sonatas, these still bear the publisher's numbers HN 1 and HN 2. The four-digit order numbers HN 9001 and 9002 merely designate the reduced-sized pocket scor
$18.36 Piano Sonatas - Volume I
Image not foundWhen Gunter Henle founded his Urtext publishing house in 1948, he opened his catalog with our two-volume edition of Mozart's complete piano sonatas; these still bear the publisher's numbers HN 1 and HN 2. The four-digit order numbers HN 9001 and 9002 merely designate the reduced-sized pocket scor
$18.36 Piano Sonatas - Volume II
Image not foundThe catalog of G. Henle Publishers offers almost the entire piano oeuvre of Franz Schubert. Besides his piano sonatas, it is above all his impromptus (D. 899 and D. 935) and Moments musicaux (D. 780) that belong to the core repertoire of every pianist. In addition to our practical edition, we als
$12.76 Impromptus and Moments Musicaux
Image not foundThroughout his life Mozart composed individual pieces for the keyboard. This wealth of material offers us an exceptional insight into his musical development. For the first time ever, we are now offering all of these works in a single edition. Our edition has been completely revised, taking into
$28.76 Piano Pieces
Image not foundBeethoven's 32 piano sonatas are often referred to as the New Testament of Music (Hans von Bülow). Since the publication of our complete edition in two volumes, experts have praised it as being the most reliable Urtext edition. Its contents: an almost inexhaustible wealth of pianistic, musical f
$28.76 Piano Sonatas - Volume I
Image not foundBeethoven's 32 piano sonatas are often referred to as the New Testament of Music (Hans von Bülow). Since the publication of our complete edition in two volumes, experts have praised it as being the most reliable Urtext edition. Its contents: an almost inexhaustible wealth of pianistic, musical f
$28.76 Piano Sonatas - Volume II
Image not foundThe twelve London Symphonies comprise the sublime final statement of Haydn's symphonic ouvre. They were written for the London impresario Johann Peter Salomon, and Haydn himself conducted their premieres during his lengthy stays in the English metropolis in 1791/92 and 1794/95. Probably composed
$13.56 Symphony C Minor Hob. I:95
Image not foundAlthough people might like to think that the English Suites were composed after the French Suites (HN71), the temperamental and in part virtuoso flow of these Suites is more characteristic of the musical language of the young Bach (from the preface). The kaleidoscopic variety of the six English S
$16.76 English Suites BWV 806-811
Image not foundThough 18 piano sonatas is a respectable amount for any composer, Mozart also left almost as many - namely 15 - variation cycles. Variations on popular themes, but also on original tunes, were a kind of fashion craze back then, and Mozart made his contribution in this field as well. Certainly, fi
$19.16 Piano Variations
Image not foundChopin succeeded in doing something truly remarkable with his two cycles of Etudes op. 10 and op. 25, published in 1833 and 1837 respectively. Probably no one before him had composed technical practice pieces that at the same time reached such musical heights. Chopin's Etudes are character pieces
$15.96 Etudes
Image not foundThe Clavierubung published in four sections belongs to the few works of Bach that he allowed to be printed during his lifetime. Part I, which appeared in print in 1731, contains the six Partitas; Parts II-IV were issued in 1735, 1739 and 1741/2. These are the parts that form the basis for the com
$18.36 Italian Concerto, French Overture, Four Duets, Goldberg Variations
Image not foundChopin revolutionized the etude - but he ennobled the waltz. He spent much time on this genre throughout his life and created a wide spectrum of forms, from virtuosic showpieces - the Grandes Valses Brillantes - to deeply melancholic atmospheric pictures. All these works have one thing in common:
$15.16 Waltzes
Image not foundSchubert's 22 piano sonatas sketch a very illuminating picture of the prematurely departed composer's compositional path. From te first essays of the gifted young 16- to 19-year-old, one can trace a continuous development leading to the five great sonatas which he wrote in the years 1823 and 1826
$20.76 Piano Sonatas - Volume I
Image not foundSchubert's 22 piano sonatas sketch a most illuminating picture of the prematurely departed composer and of his compositional path. From the first attempts of the gifted 16- to 19-year old musician one can tracea continuous development leading to the five great sonatas which he wrote in the years
$20.76 Piano Sonatas - Volume II
Image not foundSchubert's 22 piano sonatas sketch a most illuminating picture of the prematurely departed composer and of his compositional path. From the first attempts of the gifted 16- to 19-year-old musician one can trace a continuous development leading to the five great sonatas which he wrote in the years
$28.76 Piano Sonatas - Volume III (Early and Unfinished Sonatas)
Image not foundTime and again, Chopin succeeded in giving different piano music genres their own individual characters, whether etudes, preludes, waltzes, scherzi or nocturnes. The Irishman John Field had already composed over 20 nocturnes, which presumably greatly influenced Chopin. The latter continued to dev
$15.96 Nocturnes
Image not foundThe polonaise made its first appearances in stylized dance music in the late 16th century. With his own polonaises, Chopin also declared his allegiance to his native Poland. In a way, the genre had fascinated him since his childhood. His earliest printed work was a Polonaise (KK IIa no. 1 in G mi
$18.36 Polonaises
Image not foundHardly unexpectedly for a genre created by Franz Schubert, Chopin's four impromptus have a strongly improvisatory character, while still overflowing with fleet-footed lightness, as well as with dignity and tastefulness. This applies above all to the first three pieces of this volume, opp. 29, 36
$10.36 Impromptus
Image not foundNext to the polonaises and the waltzes, the mazurkas are the third dance form which Chopin cultivated in his music. They constitute the largest of these three groups, boasting nearly 60 pieces. Chopin made use of the mazurka genre from his childhood until the last years of his life. They testify
$21.56 Mazurkas
Image not foundChopin wrote three piano sonatas. The first, op. 4 in C minor (HN 942), is not as well known as its siblings, but permits interesting glimpses inside the young composer's workshop. The Sonata in B flat minor, op. 35, became known not least through the most famous funeral march in all of music his
$10.36 Piano Sonata B Flat minor Op. 35 & Op. 58
Image not foundMazurkas, nocturnes, waltzes and polonaises constitute the core of Chopin's expressive world. However, he also moved comfortably beyond such genre cycles, and pieces of this sort are brought together in this Klavierstucke book, in which we find lesser-known works (two Variation cycles, three Ecos
$18.36 Piano Pieces
Image not foundWhen Mendelssohn learned from his publisher Nikolaus Simrock that he was to receive an additional honorarium for a part of his Lieder ohne Worte, effusively thanked him for this gift. However, the gift that Mendelssohn, in his turn, made to posterity with these Songs Without Words could probably
$21.56 Songs without Words
Image not foundBach's death meant that the Art of Fugue was left unfinished. In his father's manuscript, Carl Philipp Emanuel noted exactly where the last fugue of the Art of Fugue broke off: While working on this fugue, in which the name BACH appears in the countersubject, the author died. Our editor Davitt Mo
$18.36 Art of the Fugue BWV 1080