Sheet music, scores:
In Extremo Melancholie

Translation: The five were published by C. F. Kahnt of Leipzig in 1867.

Translation: Hiking destination. The five were published by C. F. Kahnt of Leipzig in 1867.

Translation: It was published the following year by Cappi in 1802. Ludwig van Beethoven.

Translation: The choral writing is contemporary, edgy and descriptive, and the piano part is for an extremely accomplished player.

Translation: The piece was commissioned by the horn player Francisco Rodriguez to be performed in the 1993 Munich International Competition.

Translation: Malinconia for baritone and trombone. In seiner Herangehensweise ist er extrem klassisch. Friedrich Cerha. Piano sheet music.

Translation: In Seven Pierrot Miniatures, I took the Commedia dell’arte character, Pierrot as my primary source of inspiration.

Translation: pass away like smoke. The choir sound as such remains mostly "intact" in a traditional sense.