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Praeambula : 25 Orgelvorspiele aus drei Jahrhunderten

Cari amici : Festschrift 25 Jahre Carus-Verlag

Ten small pieces for the organ : WoO 25

Les Béatitudes (Die Seligpreisungen) : Oratorio Op. 25/CFF 185, 1869-1879

Les Béatitudes (Die Seligpreisungen) : Oratorio Op. 25/CFF 185, 1869-1879

Lieder zu Advent und Weihnachten : Orgelimprovisationen

Kay Johannsen, Stuttgart Stiftskantor and internationally-renowned organist, has recorded a collection of 25 improvisations on well-known German Lieder for Advent and Christmas. The rich and contrasting registration used for this CD displays the wealth and variety of sounds of which the new Mühleisen organ of the Stiftskirche, Stuttgart is capable.

Spielbuch für Sopranblockflöte : 25 leichte Stücke für Sopranblockflöte und Klavier - Neue Musik für Blockflöte

Content: - Gümbel, Martin: Sieben ganz leichte Stücke (Seven very easy pieces) - Bornefeld, Helmut: Vier leichte Stücke (Four easy pieces) - Klein, Richard Rudolf: Drei leichte Stücke (Three easy pieces) - Braun, Gerhard: Drei leichte Stücke (Three easy pieces) - Link, Adolf: Fünf Tänze (Five dances) - Linde, Hans-Martin: Drei kleine Stücke (Three little pieces)

Deux Antiennes à la Vierge : H 18, 19

In the extensive œuvre of French composer Marc-Antoine Charpentier, the Marian Antiphons take pride of place among the smaller sacred works. He devoted himself to them for almost 25 years while working in the Italian-influenced circle of the Duchess Marie de Lorraine (known as Mademoiselle de Guise) and later in the service of the Paris Jesuits. This volume contains settings of the Salve Regina and the Ave Regina caelorum for two sopranos, mezzo-soprano, and basso continuo.

Johann Adolf Hasse in seiner Zeit : Bericht über das Symposium vom 23. bis 26. März 1999 in Hamburg.

Johann Adolf Hasse was probably the most successful composer of his time. The Music Director at the magnificent Court of Dresden maintained splendid relations with Frederick the Great and Empress Maria Theresa, and his works were performed in theaters and monasteries, in Naples and Venice, as well as in Lisbon, Dresden and Warsaw. The broad thematic spectrum in the present report of the Symposium of the Hasse Society, with contributions by 25 internationally-renowned authors, presents a compendium of the current state of Hasse research.