Twenty well-known songs for the festive season are published here under the title ‘Weihnachtsweisen’ (Christmas tunes) in quartet and piano settings. It is primarily intended for string instruments, whether in simple or choral scoring. By octaving the I. and II. However, woodwinds such as flute, oboe and clarinet can also be included. The non-obligatory piano part of the score makes it possible to perform the songs in smaller groups of 1 to 3 violins with cello or for piano alone. The viola part can also be played by violins (third violin). It is possible to expand the instrumentation with double bass or bassoon with the help of an additional violoncello part. The keys of the songs were chosen with a view to achieving a good singing range. It was not necessary to print the texts as these songs can be found in all hymn or chorale books and are generally known. The parts are available complete or separately. Content: - Alle Jahre wieder - Auf dem Berge da wehet der Wind - Es kommt ein Schiff - Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht - Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen - Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen - Ihr Hirten erwacht - Haben Engel wir vernommen - Kommet, ihr Hirten - In dulci jubilo - Joseph, lieber Joseph mein - Lieb Nachtigall wach auf - Macht hoch die Tür - Maria durch ein' Dornwald ging - O du fröhliche - O Tannenbaum - Stille Nacht - Susani (Vom Himmel hoch, Englein kommt) - Vom Himmel hoch - Was soll das bedeuten

Twenty well-known songs for the festive season are published here under the title ‘Weihnachtsweisen’ (Christmas tunes) in quartet and piano settings. It is primarily intended for string instruments, whether in simple or choral scoring. By octaving the I. and II. However, woodwinds such as flute, oboe and clarinet can also be included. The non-obligatory piano part of the score makes it possible to perform the songs in smaller groups of 1 to 3 violins with cello or for piano alone. The viola part can also be played by violins (third violin). It is possible to expand the instrumentation with double bass or bassoon with the help of an additional violoncello part. The keys of the songs were chosen with a view to achieving a good singing range. It was not necessary to print the texts as these songs can be found in all hymn or chorale books and are generally known. The parts are available complete or separately. Content: - Alle Jahre wieder - Auf dem Berge da wehet der Wind - Es kommt ein Schiff - Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht - Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen - Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen - Ihr Hirten erwacht - Haben Engel wir vernommen - Kommet, ihr Hirten - In dulci jubilo - Joseph, lieber Joseph mein - Lieb Nachtigall wach auf - Macht hoch die Tür - Maria durch ein' Dornwald ging - O du fröhliche - O Tannenbaum - Stille Nacht - Susani (Vom Himmel hoch, Englein kommt) - Vom Himmel hoch - Was soll das bedeuten

Twenty well-known songs for the festive season are published here under the title ‘Weihnachtsweisen’ (Christmas tunes) in quartet and piano settings. It is primarily intended for string instruments, whether in simple or choral scoring. By octaving the I. and II. However, woodwinds such as flute, oboe and clarinet can also be included. The non-obligatory piano part of the score makes it possible to perform the songs in smaller groups of 1 to 3 violins with cello or for piano alone. The viola part can also be played by violins (third violin). It is possible to expand the instrumentation with double bass or bassoon with the help of an additional violoncello part. The keys of the songs were chosen with a view to achieving a good singing range. It was not necessary to print the texts as these songs can be found in all hymn or chorale books and are generally known. The parts are available complete or separately. Content: - Alle Jahre wieder - Auf dem Berge da wehet der Wind - Es kommt ein Schiff - Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht - Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen - Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen - Ihr Hirten erwacht - Haben Engel wir vernommen - Kommet, ihr Hirten - In dulci jubilo - Joseph, lieber Joseph mein - Lieb Nachtigall wach auf - Macht hoch die Tür - Maria durch ein' Dornwald ging - O du fröhliche - O Tannenbaum - Stille Nacht - Susani (Vom Himmel hoch, Englein kommt) - Vom Himmel hoch - Was soll das bedeuten

Twenty well-known songs for the festive season are published here under the title ‘Weihnachtsweisen’ (Christmas tunes) in quartet and piano settings. It is primarily intended for string instruments, whether in simple or choral scoring. By octaving the I. and II. However, woodwinds such as flute, oboe and clarinet can also be included. The non-obligatory piano part of the score makes it possible to perform the songs in smaller groups of 1 to 3 violins with cello or for piano alone. The viola part can also be played by violins (third violin). It is possible to expand the instrumentation with double bass or bassoon with the help of an additional violoncello part. The keys of the songs were chosen with a view to achieving a good singing range. It was not necessary to print the texts as these songs can be found in all hymn or chorale books and are generally known. The parts are available complete or separately. Content: - Alle Jahre wieder - Auf dem Berge da wehet der Wind - Es kommt ein Schiff - Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht - Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen - Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen - Ihr Hirten erwacht - Haben Engel wir vernommen - Kommet, ihr Hirten - In dulci jubilo - Joseph, lieber Joseph mein - Lieb Nachtigall wach auf - Macht hoch die Tür - Maria durch ein' Dornwald ging - O du fröhliche - O Tannenbaum - Stille Nacht - Susani (Vom Himmel hoch, Englein kommt) - Vom Himmel hoch - Was soll das bedeuten

The festive season is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the timeless beauty of classical music. In this collection you will find selected works by master composers such as J. S. Bach, A. Corelli, W. A. Mozart, Fr. X. A. Murschhauser, R. Schumann and P. I. Tchaikovsky. These pieces capture the spirit of Christmas and invite you to spread the festive mood by playing them on the piano. J.S. Bach - Siciliano The Siciliano from Bach's work radiates a gentle, soothing melody that reflects the anticipation of Christmas. The smooth lines and elegant rhythm invite you to immerse yourself in the contemplative mood of the festive season. A. Corelli - Pastorale from the Concerto grosso No. 8 Corelli's Pastorale is a beautiful piece that captures the rural idyll and joy of the Christmas season. The harmonious sounds and flowing character make it an ideal piece for festive occasions. W.A. Mozart - KV 265 Variations on ‘Tomorrow comes Father Christmas’ Mozart's variations bring a cheerful and lively note to Christmas music. The playful interpretation of the well-known Christmas carol ensures a good mood and invites you to sing along. Fr.X.A. Murschhauser - Aria pastoralis variata This aria by Murschhauser is a wonderful homage to the Christmas season. With its lyrical melodies and warm harmonies, it creates an inviting atmosphere that inspires dreaming. R. Schumann - op. 68 No. 12 Knecht Ruprecht Schumann's ‘Knecht Ruprecht’ is a lively and expressive piece that epitomises the anticipation and magic of the Christmas season. The dynamic contrasts and emotional passages make it a highlight of every performance. P.I. Tchaikovsky - op. 37 No. 12 Christmas This piece from Tchaikovsky's ‘The Nutcracker’ captures the magical atmosphere of the Christmas season. The gentle melodies and harmonious sounds invite you to immerse yourself in the festive mood and experience the joy of Christmas.

The series ‘dumb it down’ offers simplified piano accompaniments to works for violin, viola, violoncello, flute, clarinet and other instruments. This work is originally for 2 violins and orchestra (Christmas concerto). Level of difficulty 1: Beginner, can be sight-read

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. Content: 1. Intrada 2. Sleigh ride 3. The young lady shivering with cold 4. The Ball begins 5. End of the Ball The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-II, viola (violine III), violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. Content: 1. Intrada 2. Sleigh ride 3. The young lady shivering with cold 4. The Ball begins 5. End of the Ball The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. Content: 1. Intrada 2. Sleigh ride 3. The young lady shivering with cold 4. The Ball begins 5. End of the Ball The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. Content: 1. Intrada 2. Sleigh ride 3. The young lady shivering with cold 4. The Ball begins 5. End of the Ball The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. Content: 1. Intrada 2. Sleigh ride 3. The young lady shivering with cold 4. The Ball begins 5. End of the Ball The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello,bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. Content: 1. Intrada 2. Sleigh ride 3. The young lady shivering with cold 4. The Ball begins 5. End of the Ball The parts are also available separately.