Michel Corette (1707–1795), an important French composer, arranger, organist, and teacher of the Baroque era, is best known for his organ concertos, Op. 26, and his Christmas songs, known as Noëls, which are popular in France. The present “Suite in C major” comes from the fifth work for alto recorder (alternatively flute, oboe, treble viol and violin) and harpsichord and was first published in Paris (date unknown). Uwe Heger's arrangement for trumpet and organ (alternatively piano) allows for a fresh interpretation of the work and is suitable for both teaching and concerts. This edition offers musicians, teachers, and students a valuable opportunity to engage with the Baroque repertoire.

Chorales No. 2 to 7 of this work were composed during the 6th Bach Week of the Collegium Regensburg and premiered in 1980 by the Rolf Quinque Trumpet Ensemble (Munich) in Regensburg Cathedral. The aria and the opening march ( No. 1 and 8) were first performed in 1983 by the Augsburg Trumpet Ensemble during the 9th Bach Week, also in Regensburg Cathedral. In addition to concert performances, the work is also intended for use in liturgy. Content: 1. Holy Trinity (Cantata BWV 172) 2. Praise the Lord, the mighty King of Honour (Cantata BWV 137) 3. Jesus, now be praised (Cantata BWV 41) 4. Lord God, we all praise you (Cantata BWV 130) 5. From Heaven Above, I Come (Christmas Oratorio I BWV 248) 6. Now Praise My Soul the Lord (Cantata BWV 29) 7. Thank God and Praise Him, Thy People (Cantata BWV 69) 8. Marche (Cantata BWV 207)

Von dieser sensiblen, exotischen Trio-Sammlung liegt nun der 2. Band für Streicher vor. Im mittleren Schwierigkeitsgrad bietet er für Freizeit, Unterricht, Konzerte und Feste übersichtliches Musizieren ohne Blätterstellen. Band 1: N 3787

In this booklet, which covers the entire festive period from 1 Advent to Epiphany, a wide variety of organ works are recommended for playing on both small and large organs. All of the selected works can be played in the various forms of church services as well as in concert. Content: - Chorale prelude ‘Awake, the voice calls us’ (Johann Sebastian Bach | 1685-1750) - Choral prelude ‘Meine Seele erhebet den Herrn’ (Johann Sebastian Bach | 1685-1750) - Hymn ‘Creator Alme Siderum’ (Nicolas Jaques Lemmens | 1823-1881) - ‘Paraphrase sur un Cœur de Judas Macchabée de Händel’ (Félix Alexandre Guilmant | 1837-1911) The chorus on which Félix Alexandre Guilmant composed this paraphrase can be found has become widely known under the title ‘Daughter of Zion’. - ‘ Où s'en vont ces gais bergers’ (Claude Balbastre | 1727-1799) Theme and seven variations on a French Christmas carol - ‘Adestes Fideles’ (Raynor Taylor | 1747-1825) Raynor Taylor composed three virtuoso variations on this world-famous Christmas carol playable variations. - ‘In Dulci Jubilo’ (Franz Liszt | 1811-1886) Franz Liszt composed this choral fantasia for manual accompaniment. - Choral prelude ‘In Dulci Jubilo’ (Johann Sebastian Bach | 1685-1916) - Fantasy on ‘Silent Night, Holy Night’ (1902) from op.17 (Max Reger | 1873-1916) - Theme and variations on ‘O du fröhliche’ (Benjamin Carr | 1768-1831) - ‘Rhapsodie sur le Noëls’ (Eugène Gigout | 1844-1925) Eugène Gigout uses various French Christmas carols in his rhapsody, including carols, including ‘Adestes fideles’ and ‘Gloria in Excelsis Deo’ (Les anges dans nos campagnes). - ‘Drei Kön'ge wandern aus Morgenland’ (Peter Cornelius | 1824-1874) - ‘Grand Chœur’ (Théodore Salomé | 1834-1896) - Marche triomphale ‘Nun danket alle Gott’, op.65 (Sigfrid Karg-Elert | 1877-1933)

Thirty of the best-known Christmas carols from Germany, France, England, America and Switzerland are provided here with skilful upper parts. The less advanced flautist will enjoy playing the well-known melodies; the more technically adept will find their challenge in the sophisticated second parts. These lively duets could be accompanied by a harmony instrument (guitar, keyboard or piano). The additionally inserted part with the extracted chord symbols offers a rich palette of Christmas music-making.

Christmas piece using the carol ‘Süsser die Glocken nie klingen’

German Dance KV 605 No. 3 Mozart wrote Three German Dances for strings, wind instruments, timpani and bells in 1791. Otto Wolf selected the third dance from this work, whose original diction suggested an arrangement for recorder choir, with the posthorn part being replaced by a soprano metallophone. This makes a work accessible not only to young recorder players, but also to players and listeners alike, who are sure to enjoy its pointed rendition.

German Dance KV 605 No. 3 Mozart wrote Three German Dances for strings, wind instruments, timpani and bells in 1791. Otto Wolf selected the third dance from this work, whose original diction suggested an arrangement for recorder choir, with the posthorn part being replaced by a soprano metallophone. This makes a work accessible not only to young recorder players, but also to players and listeners alike, who are sure to enjoy its pointed rendition.

These Christmas carols for guitar are easily arranged to enable many (and also very young) guitarists to practise them. Guitar students who have only been playing for a short time will find very easily set songs in the second part of the book in the second position (most of which can also be played in the first position). All songs can also be played with two guitars, as they are all set in two parts. In addition, melodies (played or sung) can also be accompanied with the chords given. The pieces are also available individually as pdf files. Click on the drop-down menu under “Output (please select)” Content: I. position Alle Jahre wieder Am Weihnachtsbaum Es kommt ein Schiff geladen Heiligste Nacht Ihr Kinderlein kommet In dulci jubilo Jingle Bells Joseph, lieber Joseph mein Kling, Glöckchen, klingelingeling Komm, wir geh'n nach Bethlehem Kommet, ihr Hirten Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen Lasst uns froh und munter sein Leise rieselt der Schnee Maria durch ein Dornwald ging Morgen, Kinder, wirds was geben Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann O du fröhliche, o du selige O Tannenbaum Schneeflöckchen, Weißröckchen Still, still, still Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht Was soll das bedeuten Zu Bethlehem geboren II. position (slightly set) Alle Jahre wieder Am Weihnachtsbaum Ihr Kinderlein kommet Lasst uns froh und munter sein Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann Schneeflöckchen, Weißröckchen Was soll das bedeuten

Swinging Christmas carols in canon or ensemble Lovers of the well-known street music series can now look forward to Christmas. Uwe Heger has set 50 well-known and popular Christmas carols such as ‘Alle Jahre wieder’, ‘Jingle Bells’, ‘The First Noël’ and many more in the style of street music. The result is sonorous canons for two to three instruments that are suitable for lessons, recitals and celebrations. As usual with the street music series, there are no turning points. All editions of ‘Christmas Street Music’ can be combined with each other. Chords have been added to all pieces for accompaniment with keyboard instruments. The pieces are also available individually as pdf files. Click on the drop-down menu under ‘Edition (please select)’. Content: 1. Alle Jahre wieder 2. Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht' 3. Am Weihnachtsbaum 4. Auf, ihr Hirten, von dem Schlaf 5. Away in a Manger 6. Der Christbaum ist der schönste Baum 7. Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen 8. Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen 9. Es kommt ein Schiff geladen 10. Freu' dich, Erd' und Sternenzelt 11. Freut euch alle 12. Fröhliche Weihnacht' überall 13. Fröhlich soll mein Herze springen 14. Go, Tell It on the Mountain 15. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 16. Herbei, o ihr Gläubigen 17. Ich steh' an deiner Krippe hier 18. Ihr Hirten, erwacht! 19. Ihr Kinderlein kommet 20. In dulci jubilo 21. Inmitten der Nacht 22. Jingle Bells 23. Josef, lieber Josef mein 24. Joy to the World 25. Kling, Glöckchen, klingelingeling 26. Kommet, ihr Hirten 27. Kommt und lasst uns Christum ehren 28. Lasst uns froh und munter sein 29. Leise rieselt der Schnee 30. Les anges dans nos campagnes 31. Lieb' Nachtigall, wach auf! 32. Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich 33. Maria durch ein' Dornwald ging 34. Morgen, Kinder, wird's was geben 35. Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann 36. Nun kommt der Heiden Heiland 37. O du fröhliche, o du selige 38. O laufet, ihr Hirten 39. O Tannenbaum 40. Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht 41. Still, still, still 42. Süßer die Glocken nie klingen 43. The First Noel 44. Tochter Zion 45. Vom Himmel hoch, da komm' ich her 46. Vom Himmel hoch, o Englein kommt 47. Was soll das bedeuten 48. We Wish You a Merry Christmas 49. Wie soll ich dich empfangen 50. Zu Bethlehem geboren

Christmas songs for recorders: Contents: 1. Es kommt ein Schiff geladen 2. Maria durch ein Dornwald ging 3. O Heiland, reiß die Himmel auf 4. Vom Himmel hoch da komm ich her 6. O laufet, ihr Hirten 7. Vom Himmel hoch ihr Englein kommt 8. Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen 9. Weihnachtsmusik 10. O Jesulein zart 11. Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen 12. Joseph, lieber Joseph mein 13. Puer nobis nascitur 14. Ich steh' an deiner Krippe hier 15. In dulci jubilo

Inhalt: 1. Blues Express 2. Teatime Rag 3. Llamame - Call Me - Ruf mich an 4. El primer beso - The First Kiss - Der erste Kuss 5. Final Embrace - Letzte Umarmung 6. Ice Cream Rag - Eiskrem-Rag 7. You-Never-Walk-Alone-Blues - Du gehst niemals alleine-Blues 8. Hot Chocolate Rag - Kakao Rag 9. Tango melancolico 10. Mother's Postcard - Mutters Postkarte 11. The Dancing Donkey- Der tanzende Esel 12. Blues Shoes - Blues Schuhe 13. Happy Rag - Fröhlicher Rag 14. Champagne Rag 15. Land of Milk And Honey - Das Land, in dem Milch und Honig fließen 16. Tragical Romance - Verhängnisvolle Romanze 17. Take A Break - Mach' mal Pause 18. El ultimo Tango - The Final Tango - Der letzte Tango 19. A Night In Jerusalem - Eine Nacht in Jerusalem 20. Blues Café 21. Ningun dia sin ti - No Day Without You - Kein Tag ohne Dich 22. Sunrise - Sonnenaufgang 23. Let's Go Slow - Lass es langsam angehen Band 1: N 4784