You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello,bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello,bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip ), composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. The parts are also available separately.

Werner Heider wrote his 5th string quartet in 2021. In classical string quartet instrumentation, it comprises three movements whose titles are the programme: 1st ‘Silenzio con anima’, 2nd ‘Rhythms’ and 3rd ‘Two fifths plus chorale’. The string quartet has a duration of 12 minutes and is aimed at experienced string players.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments, the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB, recorder octet SATB TBGbSb, viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined. Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.

Not only at Christmas time… Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s instrumental “Noëls” from the time of Louis XIV enchant listeners with their elegant dance movements throughout the year. Dagmar Scherschmidt has combined the Noëls sur les instruments , the Noëls pour les instruments and the Agnus Dei from the Messe de Minuit and arranged them for recorder quartet SATB , recorder octet SATB TBGbSb , viol consort and basso continuo ad libitum, which can be freely combined . Especially through the alternation of high and low choirs, Charpentier’s characteristic sound colours are vividly conveyed.