1st movement: 91-118; 123-176; 185-199; 226-341; 352 to end;
2nd movement: 14-19; 21-27; 29-30; 33-58; 71 to end;
3rd movement: 1-36; 46-98; 122-167; 188-238; 275-333; 337-368; 376-410; 418-426; 434-442; 448 to end.

I'm really excited to be playing Brahms 1 next season with one of my favourite orchestras: CBSO I'm happy to be filmed on phones by the audience except for the following bars when I really need to concentrate and could be distracted:

With the publication of The Carnival of the Animals we are gradually increasing our range of Saint-Saëns works available on sale

Giacomo Meyerbeer died on this day 160 years ago

During his lifetime Giacomo Meyerbeer was one of the leading composers of Europe. Check out these volumes of his Opera Arias barenreiter.co.uk/catalogsearch/…

Barenreiter Another reason to celebrate May Day. I maintain that in the space of 40 minutes, Act IV teaches us more about human frailty, compassion, forgiveness and joy than any religion or philosophy has ever done.

120 years ago today, the Czech composer Antonin Dvorak died in Prague of undetermined causes, age 62. His death was considered an event of immense national importance; thousands would line the streets of the capital to view his coffin as it passed in the funeral cortege.

Dear RTÉ lyric fm wishing you all a happy happy 25th birthday! Thank you for all the shout outs, airplay, interviews, concerts and amazing support of us musicians in Ireland. We’d be lost without you! ♥️🎶👏🏻🎂
Liz Nolan lyric Marty Whelan Lorcan Murray RTÉ lyric fm

Schirmer edition?

No only a joke - honestly :)

Enjoy browsing through the pages of The Secret Garden piano collection by Jakub Metelka (published by Bärenreiter Praha, a finalist in the Best Contemporary Piano Repertoire Book or Series category.
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One of the most redundant bits of re-branding i have ever known

And so it begins 📚 See you at the other end in London St Martin-in-the-Fields Music (13-18 May) and Paris Philharmonie de Paris (25-29 May) with the incredible MonteverdiChoir&Orch

Antonín Dvořák died 120 years ago today. His works have formed part of a long-standing publishing tradition of our sister company Bärenreiter Praha

Our recently published edition of his most famous opera Rusalka is now being used extensively by opera companies around the world

One of the greatest successes in German music theatre of the late 18th century was Georg Benda’s Medea which was premiered on this very day in 1775 at the Theater am Rannstädtertor, Leipzig

Time for a re-visit at some point maybe? takte-online.de/en/search-resu…

The Marriage of Figaro was first performed, 238 years ago today, at the Burgtheater, Vienna

Mozart composed the work at this flat which now serves as a museum. What a legacy he left us and his works will surely continue to entertain the generations in the years to come

The new edition of Handel’s opera “Scipione” reveals two different performance versions of a work which carries an explosive political subject in a musically shattering form

Read more here takte-online.de/en/music-theat…

I LOVE Mozart's Serenata notturna!

A Huge Premiere That Required Nearly 1000 Performers?! Find out what happened #otd 30 April 1855:

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Peter Gülke, the important music philosopher, songwriter and conductor, has just turned 90.

Wishing him a very Happy Birthday!

On this day in 1728 the first performance of Handel Tolomeo rè di Egitto took place at the King's Theatre London

The first performance of Hector Berlioz Te Deum took place on this day in 1855 at the church of St. Eustache in Paris with Berlioz conducting an ensemble of 900 or 950 performers!