Heute an Bord

ISBN 9783761825204. 23.5 x 16 cm inches. Language: German.

The handbook traces the tendencies in dealing with “early music” today and in the past and provides concrete and detailed information about the various directions in historical performance practice. It looks at typical manifestations of the scene, analyzes the relationship between music research and the music business and takes the social conditions of musicians into account.

Initially a matter for a few specialists, making music on historical instruments and with historical playing styles became a movement with cultural-political implications in the 1970s and 1980s and is now a natural part of musical life. The scene is now also characterized by pragmatism, but above all by the search for artistic development opportunities in the predominantly independent ensembles.

Historical performance practice, for example, has B. led to a renaissance of baroque opera on stages, promoted a new culture of improvisation and arranging, now also focused on the music of the 19th century, developed techniques for reconstructing music that had not been handed down in writing and crossed borders with other musical genres. The factual chapters written by renowned international authors are supplemented by 14 interviews with leading figures in the early music scene:
Peter Phillips, Philippe Herreweghe, Reinhard Goebel, Jordi Savall, Valer Sabadus, Andrea Marcon, Benjamin Bagby, Chouchane Siranossian, Dorothee Oberlinger, Katharina Bäuml, Ren Jacobs, Dorothee Mields, Christophe Rousset, Gustav Leonhardt

The editor
Richard Lorber is an editor at WDR for early music and opera. In 2016 he was dramaturge at the Bayreuth Festival for the new production of “Parsifal”. He is also active in current reporting for various media. He published “Opera – but how!?” (BVK02061) with Bärenreiter.

SKU: BT.MVH10001031

ISBN 9783932839597.

230 songs to sing in the pub, or at a party or other social gathering. This songbook contains a selection of traditional German songs that are joyful and fun to play. All songs are arranged in a melody line, lyrics and chords format. This book is accompanied by 3 CDs that contain the first verse and the chorus of every title to enable the player to become acquainted with them.

Die 230 besten Lumpenlieder, Spaßlieder, Trinklieder und frivolen Lieder für die gesellige Runde und fürs Wirtshaus-Singen. Dank des besonderen Formats DIN A5 maxi ( 20 %) ist die Schrift sehr gut lesbar. Die einzelnen Titel sind jeweils arrangiert mit Melodiezeile, den Akkorden und Text zum Spielen mit Keyboard und Gitarre sowie zur Gesangsbegleitung. Als Begleitung zum Buch erhalten Sie 3 CDs zum Kennenlernen aller im Buch enthaltenen Lieder und zum Mitsingen. Der 1. Vers und der Refrain werden dabei angespielt, Gesangsbegleitung inklusive.

SKU: HL.49023853

ISBN 9783795756796. German.

This is a recorder method with style. Recorder playing made easy. The recorder tutor 'Play the recorder with us' provides children with up-to -date songs that can be learned through playing, including varying levels of difficulty. Individual note values and key signatures are introduced with modern melodies. Many of the pieces are also provided with chord symbols and fingering charts for guitar accompaniment. This makes them eminently suitable for small ensembles. This selection of easy to play well-known songs has proved itself 100,000 times over. The collection of songs contains more than 80 of the finest folksongs, children's songs, traditional songs and pop songs with words for singing and chords for guitar accompaniment.

SKU: BT.DHP-1094676-010

9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dutch.

Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten was composed by Georg Neumark in about 1641 and was subtitled ‘Trostlied’ literally meaning consolation song. Songbooks at the time showed the popularity of this song and it is still well-known today partly due to Johann Sebastian Bach’s use of the melody for one of his own chorals. In Jan de Haan’s arrangement the choral is heard twice, once, alternating with the original motif from the introduction and a second time, without interruption, reflecting the composer’s original intention - a song of consolation.

Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten werd omstreeks 1641 door Georg Neumark geschreven. Het gezang bestaat uit zeven strofen waarin het vertrouwen in God wordt bezongen. Neumark zelf voegde er de subtitel Troostlied aan toe. Johann Sebastian Bach heeft het meermaals gebruikt. Zo draagt zijn cantate BWV 93 de titel Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten. In dit arrangement van Jan de Haan klinkt het koraal twee keer.

Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten wurde um 1641 von Georg Neumark geschrieben. Alte Gesangbücher belegen eine frühe Popularität des Liedes, das heute nicht zuletzt durch Johann Sebastian Bach, der es u. a. für einen Choral verwendete, jeder kennt. In dieser Bearbeitung erklingt der Bach-Choral zweimal: einmal alternierend mit dem Motiv aus Jan de Haans Einleitung und einmal ohne Unterbrechung in einer Besetzung, die der ursprünglichen Absicht gerecht wird: einem Trostlied.

Vers 1641, Georg Neumark compose l’hymne chrétienne Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten, dont chacune des sept strophes exprime sa foi en Dieu. Il lui donne le soustitre Chant de consolation. Dans cet arrangement de Jan de Haan, le choral est exposé deux reprises : d’abord précédé d’une courte introduction suivie d’une variation entre chaque vers, puis dans une trame continue qui, fidèle au sous-titre original, cherche dans son action la consolation.

Intorno al 1641, Georg Neumark compone il cantico Wer nur den lieben Gott laesst walten, nel quale ogni strofa esprime la fede in Dio e gli d il sottotitolo di Canto di consolazione. Il cantico ebbe grande notoriet . In questo arrangiamento firmato Jan de Haan, il corale è esposto a due riprese: dapprima preceduto da una breve introduzione seguita da una variazione tra ogni verso, in seguito in una trama continua che, fedele al sottotitolo originale, cerca nella sua azione la consolazione.