Description
Hans-Herbert Winkel
Old acquaintances
Music from 5 centuries for 4 brass players
in sentences by Hans-Herbert Winkel
compiled and revised by Hans-Peter Winkel and Martin Lamprecht
From an extensive collection of four-part brass arrangements by the Munich cellist and composer Hans-Herbert Winkel (1913-1999), a total of 52 popular titles from various genres have been selected for this edition. From dance movements from the Renaissance to sacred music from the classical period to folk songs and evergreens, everything is included and compiled in practical part books in A5 landscape format. Due to the clear structure of the movements, a score could be dispensed with.
Here you will find melodies full of nostalgia in an appropriately realized musical language. In short: A magazine for all occasions and a promising meeting with “old acquaintances”!
The following tuning books are available:
1st voice in Bb
1st voice in C
2nd voice in Bb
2nd voice in C
3rd voice in C
3rd voice in B basso
3rd voice in F
4th voice in C
4th voice in B basso
Contents:
I ON THE CONTACT
1 Let him live high
2 Happy Birthday
3 A toast to coziness
II BAROCK
4 As ik u vinde (16th century)
5 Rondo and Saltarello (Tielmann Susato, c. 1510-after 1570)
6 Dance I (Erasmus Widmann, around 1600)
7 Dance II (Erasmus Widmann)
8 Gagliarda (Erasmus Widmann)
9 Curranta I (Erasmus Widmann)
10 Curranta II (Erasmus Widmann)
11 Dear Elslein (Ludwig Senfl, 1486-1543)
12 Largo from the opera “Xerxes” (George Frideric Handel, 1685-1759)
13 Mein Stimme klinge (Valentin Rathgeber, 1682-1750)
14 Caro mio ben (Tommaso Giordani, 1730-1806)
III CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC
15 Hunter’s chorus from the opera “Der Freischütz” (Carl Maria von Weber, 1786-1826)
16 Lullaby (Franz Schubert, 1797-1828)
17 Little March (Hans-Herbert Winkel, 1913-1999)
18 Lullaby (Bedrich Smetana, 1824-1884)
19 Lullaby (Franz Schubert, 1797-1828)
IV SPIRITUAL
20 It is ordained in the counsel of God (Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, 1809-1847)
21 Hare my soul (César Malan, 1787-1864)
22 Praise the heavens (Ludwig van Beethoven, 1770-1827)
23 God alone in the highest (Nikolaus Decius, 1485 – after 1546)
V SPIRITUAL
24 Ev’ry time I feel the Spirit
25 Nobody knows the trouble
26 Go, tell it on the mountain
27 When the Saints go marching in
VI VOLKSLIED
28 The moon has risen (Johann Peter Abraham Schulz, 1747-1800)
29 Ännchen von Tharau (Simon Dach, 1605-1659)
30 From his youth (Robert Radecke, 1830-1911)
31 In the early morning dew on the mountains
32 Let’s go on a merry chase
33 The Linden Tree (Franz Schubert, 1797-1828)
34 Oh, how is it possible then (Friedrich Wilhelm Kücken, 1810-1882)
35 In einem kühlen Grunde (Johann Ludwig Friedrich Glück, 1793-1840)
36 Hail, the air is fresh and pure (Valentin Eduard Becker, 1814-1890)
37 Stenka Rasin (Russian folk song)
38 Santa Lucia (Neapolitan folk song)
39 Last Rose – The Last Rose of Summer (Irish folk song, Sir John Stevenson, 1761-1833)
VII ALPINE
Go on 40 pilgrimages
41 Capercaillie
42 Bavarian Ländler
43 Farmer’s girl
44 Dachauer
45 New Bavarian
VIII HITS / EVERGREENS
46 Oh! Susanna – I Come From Alabama (Stephen Foster, 1826-1864)
47 Old Folks At Home – Swanee River (Stephen Foster)
48 Kalinka (Russian folk song)
49 La Paloma (Sebastián de Yradier, 1809-1865)
50 Rosamunde Polka (Jaromír Vejvoda, 1902-1988)
51 The Juliska from Budapest (Fred Raymond, 1900-1954)
52 Kazachok (Russian dance)
