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Sheet music for Joseph Rheinberger
Rheinberger: Complete edition Vol. 33; chamber music V, Complete Edition Vol. 33 — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
— full score (complete edition / selected edition) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Astrid Bauer. This edition: Complete edition, linen cover. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Soloinstrument Und Orgel Bauer. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Full score (complete edition / selected edition). 184 pages. Carus Verlag #CV 50.233/00. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5023300).
Price: $162.00
Rheinberger: Chamber music III, Complete Edition Vol. 31 — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
— full score (complete edition / selected edition) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Han Theill. This edition: Complete edition, linen cover. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Klavierquartett, -Quintett, -Sextet. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Full score (complete edition / selected edition). 256 pages. Carus Verlag #CV 50.231/00. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5023100).
Price: $220.00
Rheinberger (Gesamtausgabe, Bd. 24) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, tuba, timpani, 2 Violins, viola, cello, contrabass — full score (complete edition / selected edition) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Florentiner Sinfonie. Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Werner Aderhold. This edition: Complete edition, linen cover. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Sinfonie In F 20. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Full score (complete edition / selected edition). Composed 1875. Op. 87. 320 pages. Duration 53 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 50.224/00. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5022400).
Price: $276.00
Rheinberger: Chamber music IV for solo instrument and piano, Complete Edition Vol. 32 — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
solo instrument and piano — full score (complete edition / selected edition) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Bernd Edelmann. This edition: Complete edition, linen cover. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Soloinstrument Und Klavier Edelmann. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Full score (complete edition / selected edition). 296 pages. Carus Verlag #CV 50.232/00. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5023200).
Price: $248.00
Rheinberger: Complete Edition 28: Organ Concertos — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
organ solo — full score (complete edition / selected edition) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Wolfgang Hochstein. This edition: Complete edition, linen cover. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Orgelkonzerte Hochstein. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Full score (complete edition / selected edition). 232 pages. Carus Verlag #CV 50.228/00. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5022800).
Price: $206.00
Rheinberger (Gesamtausgabe, Bd. 24) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, tuba, timpani, 2 Violins, viola, cello, contrabass — Set of Orchestra Parts — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Florentiner Sinfonie. Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Werner Aderhold. This edition: Complete edition. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Sinfonie In F 20. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Set of Orchestra Parts. Composed 1875. Op. 87. Duration 53 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 50.087/19. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5008719).
Price: $420.00
Rheinberger (Gesamtausgabe, Bd. 24) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, tuba, timpani, 2 Violins, viola, cello, contrabass — Single Part, Violin 1 — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Florentiner Sinfonie. Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Werner Aderhold. This edition: Complete edition. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Sinfonie In F 20. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Single Part, Violin 1. Composed 1875. Op. 87. 20 pages. Duration 53 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 50.087/11. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5008711).
Price: $11.00
Rheinberger (Gesamtausgabe, Bd. 24) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, tuba, timpani, 2 Violins, viola, cello, contrabass — Single Part, Violin 2 — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Florentiner Sinfonie. Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Werner Aderhold. This edition: Complete edition. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Sinfonie In F 20. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Single Part, Violin 2. Composed 1875. Op. 87. 20 pages. Duration 53 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 50.087/12. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5008712).
Price: $11.00
Rheinberger (Gesamtausgabe, Bd. 24) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, tuba, timpani, 2 Violins, viola, cello, contrabass — Single Part, Viola — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Florentiner Sinfonie. Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Werner Aderhold. This edition: Complete edition. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Sinfonie In F 20. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Single Part, Viola. Composed 1875. Op. 87. 20 pages. Duration 53 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 50.087/13. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5008713).
Price: $11.00
Rheinberger (Gesamtausgabe, Bd. 24) — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 4 horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, tuba, timpani, 2 Violins, viola, cello, contrabass — Single Part, Cello — Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works
Florentiner Sinfonie. Composed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Werner Aderhold. This edition: Complete edition. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Complete Works. German title: Sinfonie In F 20. Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Complete Works. Single Part, Cello. Composed 1875. Op. 87. 20 pages. Duration 53 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 50.087/14. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5008714).
Price: $11.00
No opus number or unknown opus number
- Ave Maria; B-dur
- Ave Maria; f-moll
- "Der arme Heinrich"
- Capriccio, menuet and fugue for piano
- Omnes de Saba
- The chase for piano
- Vater unser für zwei Chöre
Werke ohne Opuszahl (according to WoO numbering)
- 7 Drei Gesänge für Frauenchor und Orgel
- 1 Ave Maria
- 2 Ad hoc templum
- 3 Venite populi
- 10 Fuge für Orgel; g-moll
- 26 Sechs kurze Stücke für Orgel
- 1 Prelude; a-moll
- 2 Intermezzo; e-moll
- 3 Epilogue; Es-dur
- 4 Canzonetta; E-dur
- 5 Consolation; B-dur
- 6 Trio; d-moll
Joseph Rheinberger Werke Verzeichnis (JWV)
- 3 Große Fuge für Orgel; f-moll
- 10 Präludium und Fuge für Orgel; d-moll
- 13 Präludium und Fuge für Orgel; e-moll
- 16 Präludium und Fuge für Orgel; c-moll
Werke mit Opuszahl
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5 for piano (in Pianoforte-Werke, edition Breitkopf & Härtel nr. 1433)
- 6 Idyl für eine Singstimme und Klavier
- 7 1 Ballade für Klavier
- 8
- 9
- 10 Wallenstein; Ein Symphonischer Dichtung für Orchester
- 11
- 12 Tokkata für Klavier
- 13
- 14
- 15 Duo für zwei Klaviere; a-moll
- 16 Stabat Mater
- 17
- 18 Die widerspenstigen Zahmung
- 19
- 20 Die sieben Raben: Oper 1860-1863
- 20a Ouvertüre zu "Die Sieben Raben" für Orchester
- 21
- 22 Nachtblume: Gesänge für Singstimme und Klavier
- 14 Lockung
- 23
- 24 Media Vita für gemischter Chor
- 25
- 26
- 27 Sonate nr. 1 für Orgel; c-moll (1869): Präludium (grave) / Andante sostenuto / Finale Fuge (alla breve)
- 28 Humoresken für Klavier
- 1 Humoreske nr.1; e-moll
- 2 Humoreske nr.2; f-moll
- 3 Humoreske nr.3; g-moll
- 4 Humoreske nr.4; F-dur
- 29 Aus Italien für Klavier
- 1 Dolce far niente
- 2 Rimembranza
- 3 Serenata
- 30
- 31 Fünf Chorlieder
- 1 Es glänzt die laue Mondennacht
- 2 Ein Stündlein wohl vor Tag
- 3 Um Mitternacht
- 4 Zum neuen Jahr
- 5 Denk es, o Seele
- 32
- 33
- 34 Trio für Klavier und Streicher nr.1; d-moll
- 35 Hymne nach dem 84. Psalm "Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen" für Frauenchor, Harfe und Orgel
- 36
- 37
- 38 Klavierquartett; Es-dur
- 39 Sechs Tonstücke in fugierter Form für Klavier
- 1 Tonstück nr.1; d-moll
- 2 Tonstück nr.2; A-dur
- 3 Tonstück nr.3; b-moll
- 4 Tonstück nr.4; e-moll
- 5 Tonstück nr.5; Des-dur
- 6 Tonstück nr.6; c-moll
- 40 Fünf Chorlieder
- 1 Ich liebe, weil erhört der Herr
- 2 Warum toben die Heiden
- 3 Der Herr erhöre dich
- 4 Es spricht der Tor in seinem Herzen
- 5 Frohlocket, ihr Gerechten
- 41
- 42 Etüde und Fugato für Klavier
- 43
- 44
- 45 Zwei Klaviervorträge
- 1 Scherzoso
- 2 Capriccio über ein Thema von Händel
- 46 Zur Feier der Charwoche: Passionsgesang für gemischten Chor und Orgel
- 47 Sinfonische Sonate für Klavier: Allegro / Menuetto / Intermezzo / Tarantelle
- 48
- 49 Zehn Trios für Orgel
- 1 Andante
- 2 Moderato
- 3 Adagio
- 4 Allegretto
- 5 Con moto
- 6 Alla breve
- 7 Andantino
- 8 Adagio non troppo
- 9 Moderato
- 1 0Andante molto
- 50 Das Tal des Espingo
- 51 Improvisation über Motive aus der Zauberflöte für Klavier
- 52
- 53 for piano (in Pianoforte-Werke, edition Breitkopf & Härtel nr. 1433)
- 54
- 55
- 56
- 57
- 58
- 59 for piano (in Pianoforte-Werke, edition Breitkopf & Härtel nr. 1433)
- 60 Requiem für gemischter Chor
- 61
- 62 Missa Puerorum für gemischter Chor
- 63
- 64
- 65 Sonate nr. 2 für Orgel (Fantasie-Sonate); As-dur (1871): Grave / Allegro / Adagio espressivo / Finale (Fuga)
- 66
- 67
- 68 Sechs Tonstücke in fugierter Form für Klavier (II. Folge)
- 1 Tonstück nr.7; C-dur
- 2 Tonstück nr.8 nach "Verdrai carino" von Mozart; As-dur
- 3 Tonstück nr.9; f-moll
- 4 Tonstück nr.10; E-dur
- 5 Tonstück nr.11; h-moll
- 6 Tonstück nr.12; D-dur
- 69 Drei Geistliche Lieder für sechsstimmigen Chor a capella
- 1 Morgenlied: Die Sterne sind erbl.
- 2 Hymne: Dein sind die Himmel
- 3 Abendlied: Bleib bei uns, denn es will Abend werden
- 70 Des Thürmers Töchterlein: Oper 1872
- 71
- 72
- 73
- 74
- 75
- 76
- 77 Sonate für Violine und Pianoforte; Es-dur
- 78
- 79 Fantasie für Klavier zu vier Händen
- 80
- 81
- 82 Quintett für 2 Violinen, 2 Violen und Violoncello; a-moll
- 83 Missa Brevis; d-moll
- 84 Requiem; Es-dur
- 85
- 86
- 87 Florentiner Sinfonie für Orchester; F-dur
- 88 Sonate nr. 3 für Orgel (Pastorale-Sonate); G-dur: Pastorale / Intermezzo / Fuga
- 89 Streichquartett nr.1; C-dur
- 90 Lieder für gemischter Chor
- 3 Rheinfahrt
- 91 Johannisnacht: Gedicht für gemischten Chor mit Orchester oder Pianoforte
- 92 Sonate für Violoncello und Klavier; C-dur
- 93 Thema mit Veränderungen für 2 Violinen, Viola und Violoncello; g-moll
- 94 Konzert für Klavier und Orchester; As-dur
- 95 Zwei Gesänge für gemischten Chor mit Orchester oder Pianoforte
- 1 Mummelsee
- 2 Maientau
- 96 Drei Gesänge für Frauenchor
- 1 Regina coeli
- 2 Ave vivens hostia
- 3 Adoramus te
- 97
- 98 Sonate nr. 4 für Orgel; A-moll (1876): Tempo moderato / Intermezzo / Fuga Cromatica
- 99 Sonate für Klavier; Des-dur: Non troppo mosso / Romanze / Finale
- 100
- 101
- 102 Wittekind: Ballade für Männerchor und Orchester oder Pianoforte
- 103
- 104
- 105? Toccata für Klavier; c-moll
- 105 Sonate für Violine und Pianoforte nr.2; e-moll
- 105a Sonate für Klarinette und Klavier; e-moll
- 106 Zwei Romantische Gesänge für vier Singstimmen mit Orchester oder Pianoforte
- 1 Harald
- 2 Der Weidenbaum
- 107 Fünf Hymnen für Gemischten Chor
- 1 Pater noster (Vater unser)
- 2 Jam sol recedit (Schon weicht der Sonne Flammenstrahl)
- 3 Salvete flores martyrum (Euch Martyrblüthen, Gruss!)
- 4 Salve Regina (Gruss! Himmelskönigin)
- 5 Christus factus est (Christus ward für uns geboren)
- 108 Sechs Lieder für gemischter Chor
- 1 Der Strom
- 2 Wiegenlied
- 3 Bete auch du
- 4 Falsche Bläue
- 5 Zwei Liebchen
- 6 Der Todesengel
- 109 Missa "Cantus Missae"; Es-dur für zwei vierstimmige Chöre a capella
- 110 Ouvertüre zur Schiller’s "Demitrius" für grosses Orchester
- 111 Sonate nr. 5 für Orgel; Fis-dur (1878)
- Grave - Allegro moderato / Adagio non troppo / Finale (allegro maestoso)
- 112 Trio nr.2 für Klavier und Streicher; A-dur
- 113
- 114 Klavierquintett; C-dur
- 115
- 116
- 117 Missa Sanctissima Trinitatis (Missa Brevis); F-dur
- 118 Sechs Gesänge für Frauenchor oder Duo mit Klavier
- 1 Salve Regina
- 2 Memorare o piissima virgo
- 3 Quam admirabile
- 4 Inclina Domine
- 5 Ave Maris Stella
- 6 Puer natus in Bethlehem (Ein Kind in Bethlehem geborn)
- 119 Sonate nr. 6 für Orgel; es-moll (1880): Preludio (andante) / Intermezzo (andantino amabile) / Marcia religiosa
- 120 Christophorus
- 121 Trio nr.3 für Klavier und Streicher; B-dur
- 122 Grosse Sonate für Pianoforte zu vier Händen: Allegro marciale / Adagio / Allegretto (Minuetto) / Alla Tarantella
- 123 24 Fughetten strengen Stils für Orgel
- Heft I
- 1 Fughette nr. 1; Es-dur
- 2 Fughette nr. 2 (Fuga contraria)
- 3 Fughette nr. 3; C-dur
- 4 Fughette nr. 4
- 5 Fughette nr. 5
- 6 Fughette nr. 6; E-dur,
- 7 Fughette nr. 7
- 8 Fughette nr. 8; g-moll
- 9 Fughette nr. 9
- 10 Fughette nr.10; fis-moll
- 11 Fughette nr.11
- 12 Fughette nr.12
- Heft II
- 13 Fughette nr.13
- 14 Fughette nr.14
- 15 Fughette nr.15
- 16 Fughette nr.16
- 17 Fughette nr.17
- 18 Fughette nr.18
- 19 Fughette nr.19
- 20 Fughette nr.20
- 21 Fughette nr.21
- 22 Fughette nr.22
- 23 Fughette nr.23
- 24 Fughette nr.24
- 124 Waldblumen; Lieder für gemischte Chor
- 125
- 126 Missa in A; A-dur
- 127 Sonate nr. 7 für Orgel; f-moll (1882): Preludio (Allegro non troppo) / Andante / Finale
- 127b Rhapsodie über Andante aus der Orgelsonate opus 127 für oboe & orgel (WoO 27): oder: Andante Pastorale und Rhapsodie
- 128 Elegische Lieder
- 1 Die Seelen der Gerechten
- 2 Herr, du mein Gott
- 129
- 130
- 131
- 132 Sonate nr. 8 für Orgel; e-moll: Introduction und Fuge / Intermezzo / Scherzoso / Passacaglia
- 132b Passacaglia bearbeitet für grosses Orchester; e-moll
- 133 Vier Lieder für Sechsstimmig gemischten Chor
- 1Anima nostra
- 2Meditabor
- 3Laudate Dominum
- 4Angelus Domini
- 134
- 135 Klaviersonate nr.3; Es-dur
- 136
- 137 Konzert für Orgel und Orchester nr.1; F-dur: Moderato / Andante / Con moto (Finale)
- 138 Stabat Mater; g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel 1884: Stabat Mater / Quis est homo / Eja Mater / Virgo Virginum / Quando Corpus
- 139 Nonett für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Fagott, Violine, Viola, Violoncell und Kontrabaß
- 140 Fünf Hymnen für Chor und Orgel
- 1 Tribulationes
- 2 Dexter Dominum fecit virtutem
- 3 Eripe me
- 4 Ave Regina
- 5 Angelis suis
- 141
- 142 Sonate nr. 9 für Orgel; b-moll: Prelude (grave) / Romance / Fantasie und Fuge
- 143
- 144
- 145 Montfort: eine Rheinsage für Soli, Chor und Orchester oder Pianoforte
- 146 Sonate nr.10 für Orgel; h-moll 1886: Präludium und Fuge / Thema mit Veränderungen / Fantasie und Finale
- 147 Streichquartett nr.2; F-dur
- 148 Sonate nr.11 für Orgel; d-moll 1888: Agitato / Cantilene / Intermezzo / Fuge
- 149 Suite für Orgel, Violine und Violoncell: Con moto / Thema mit Veränderungen / Sarabande / Finale
- 150 Sechs Stücke für Violine und Orgel
- 1 Thema mit Veränderungen
- 2 Abendlied
- 3 Gigue
- 4 Pastorale
- 5 Elegie
- 6 Ouvertüre (Adagio und Fuge)
- 151 Missa Sti. Crucis; G-dur
- 152
- 153 Das Zauberwort: Singspiel in 2 Akten für die Jugendliche Welt
- 154 Sonate nr.12 für Orgel; Des-dur: Fantasia / Pastoral / Introduction und Fuge
- 154a Fantasie aus der Zwölften Orgelsonate bearbeitet für Klavier zu vier Händen
- 155 Missa in Es für Frauenchor; Es-dur
- 156 Zwölf Charakterstücke für Orgel
- 1 Praeludium
- 2 Romanze
- 3 Canzonetta
- 4 Intermezzo
- 5 Vision
- 6 Duett
- 7 In Memoriam
- 8 Pastorale
- 9 Klage
- 10 Abendfriede
- 11 Passacaglia
- 12 Trauermarsch
- 157 Sechs Geistliche Lieder oder Religiöse Gesänge
- 1 Sehet, welche Liebe
- 2 Ich bin des Herrn
- 3 Wenn Alle untreu werden
- 4 Vater Unser
- 5 Nachtgebet ("Mit deiner Huld")
- 6 Ave Maria
- 158
- 159 Missa in f; f-moll
- 160
- 161 Sonate nr.13 für Orgel; Es-dur: Fantasia / Canzona / Intermezzo / Fuge
- 162 12 Monologe für Orgel 1890
- 1 Con moto; C-dur
- 2 Poco agitato; a-moll
- 3 Andante tranquillo; E-dur
- 4 Andantino; es-moll
- 5 Andante amabile; G-dur
- 6 Largo espressivo ("O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden"); fis-moll
- 7 Con moto; D-dur
- 8 Andante; Des-dur
- 9 Allegretto; gis-moll
- 10 Con moto; f-moll
- 11 Lento; Fis-dur
- 12 Maestoso; h-moll
- 163 Fünf Motetten 1890
- 164 Der Stern von Bethlehem: eine Weihnachtskantate für Gemischte Chor, Orchester und Bläser 1890
- 165 Sonate nr.14 für Orgel; C-dur 1890: Präludium (und Fuge) / Idylle / Toccata
- 166 Suite für Violine und Orgel; c-moll 1891
- 167 12 Meditationen für Orgel
- 1 Entrata
- 2 Agitato
- 3 Canzonetta
- 4 Andantino
- 5 Preludio
- 6 Aria
- 7 Intermezzo
- 8 Alla marcia
- 9 Tema variato
- 10 Passacaglia
- 11 Fugato
- 12 Finale
- 167b Elegischer Marsch für grosses Orchester
- 167c Drei Stücke für Pianoforte zu vier Händen
- 1 Marsch
- 2 Intermezzo
- 3 Thema mit Veränderungen
- 168 Sonate nr.15 für Orgel; D-dur 1891: Phantasie / Adagio / Introduktion und "Ricercare"
- 169 Orchestermesse; C-dur 1891
- 170
- 171 Sechs Lieder für Frauenchor mit Klavierbegleitung
- 1 Ave Maria
- 2 Alma redemptoris
- 3 Salve Regina
- 4 Ave Maris Stella
- 5 Regina coeli
- 6 Ave Regina
- 172 Missa "Ave Maria" für Männerchor, Bläser, Pukor und Kontrabaß; B-dur
- 173
- 174 Zwölf Miszellaneen für Orgel 1893
- 1 Romanze
- 2 Scherzoso
- 3 Aufschwung
- 4 Betrachtung
- 5 Agitato
- 6 Improvisation
- 7 Ernste Feier
- 8 Zwiegesang
- 9 Ricercare
- 10 Abendruhe
- 11Melodia ostinata
- 12Finale
- 175 Sonate nr.16 für Orgel; gis-moll 1893: Allegro moderato / Skandinavisch / Introduction und Fuge
- 176 Neun Advents-Motetten
- 1 Rorate coeli desuper
- 2 Universi qui te expectant
- 3 Ad te levavi
- 4 Ex Sion
- 5 Deus tu convertens
- 6 Qui sedes
- 7 Benedixisti
- 8 Prope est Dominus
- 9 Ave Maria; a-moll
- 177 Konzert für Orgel und Orchester nr.2; g-moll
- 178 Sonate für Horn und Klavier; Es-dur
- 179 Hymnus an die Tonkunst für Männerchor mit Orchester oder Pianoforte
- 180
- 181 Sonate nr.17 für Orgel (Fantasie-Sonate); H-dur 1894: Fantasie / Intermezzo / Introduction und Fuge
- 182 Vom goldener Horn für Chor und Orchester
- 183 Zwölf Vortragsstudien for piano (submission by <MOehme@leytron.com>)
- 1 Präludium B
- 2 Humoreske (Kanon) b
- 3 Menuett G sharp
- 4 Romanze (Kanon) G sharp
- 5 Impromptu B sharp
- 6 Ermahnung (Kanon) B sharp
- 7 Trauermarsch c
- 8 Ungeduld (Kanon) f sharp
- 9 Refrain C
- 10 Elegie (Kanon) c sharp
- 11 Rondoletto b
- 12 Burleske (Kanon) D sharp
- 184 Romantische Sonate für Klavier
- 185
- 186
- 187 Missa "Sincere in Memoriam"; g-moll
- 188 Sonate nr.18 für Orgel; A-dur 1897: Phantasie / Capriccio / Idylle / Finale
- 189 Zwölf Trios für Orgel 1897
- 1 Andante amabile
- 2 Moderato
- 3 Allegretto
- 4 Quasi adagio
- 5 Moderato
- 6 Allegretto
- 7 Moderato
- 8 Alla breve; A-dur
- 9 Con moto
- 10 Andantino
- 11 Adagio
- 12 Andantino
- 190 Missa für Männerchor; F-dur
- 191a Trio nr.4 für Klavier und Streicher; F-dur
- 191b Sextett für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Fagott, Horn und Klavier
- 192 Missa in E; E-dur
- 193 Sonate nr.19 für Orgel; g-moll 1899: Präludium / Provençalisch / Introduction und Finale
- 194 Requiem für Chor und Orchester; d-moll
- 195 Akademische Festouvertüre
- 196 Sonate nr.20 für Orgel (Zur Friedensfeier); F-dur 1901: Präludium / Intermezzo / Pastorale / Finale
(Contribution by Piet Bron <pcb@nigz.nl>)
Joseph Rheinberger
by
David C.F. Wright
Joseph Rheinberger has for a very long time been only really known for his organ music. Certainly his contribution to the organ repertoire is of great importance. The high quality of his twenty organ sonatas and shorter organ pieces has ensured that his music is frequently presented in organ recitals and his sonatas have been recorded several times over the last three decades. But the musical public probably think of Rheinberger as a stuffy Victorian organist and a pedagogue not as a composer who wrote prolifically and effortlessly in many genres whose organ music form but a small but significant part. Even in terms of the organ Rheinberger was never stuffy and it is a pity that these works are so often presented on overblown Victorian organs when the music is, in fact, to be heard at its best advantage on much smaller, clearer instruments of the kind the composer would have known in many Munich churches where he performed and where his delicate part writing can come out properly. All this has stood against him in the eyes of posterity and it is sad to think of a composer so richly gifted and with so much to offer discerning music lovers of our own time should be so woefully neglected and misunderstood. Worse than this, he never enjoyed more than a parochial reputation even in his own lifetime. An arch-conservative at a time of traumatic innovation, he won the esteem of like-minded musicians of the day, but never the universal acceptance he deserved. His retiring nature and lack of ambition for self advancement contributed to his neglect. Perhaps it was his own fault.
Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger, the greatest composer ever to emerge from the tiny principality of Liechtenstein, hemmed in between Switzerland on the one side and Bavarian and the Austrian Tyrol on the other, was born in Vaduz on 17 March, 1839. He was an infant prodigy of extraordinary precocity, holding a post of organist at Vaduz Parish Church at the tender age of seven and making a sensation with the composition of a Mass in three parts with organ accompaniment at the age of eight, yet his parents were not musical and somewhat alarmed at their son’s musical bent. His interest had been kindled by his elder sister’s piano lessons, it being considered a right and proper subject upon which young ladies should receive tuition at the time and by the age of five he himself was receiving instruction from Sebastian Pohly, a retired schoolmaster from Schanders, and absorbing the techniques not only of piano and organ but also of theory and counterpoint. From that moment there was no stopping him. His extraordinary self-confidence has been well illustrated in Harvey Grace’s important contribution on the composer published in Grove IV but ruthlessly and uneccessaily abridged in Grove V. Grace also edited Novello’s edition of the organ sonatas. The performance of the early Mass led the Bishop of Chur to invite the boy to the cathedral in order to demonstrate his gifts, asking him to accompany on the organ a Salve Regina to be sung by the Bishop and the clergy. No sooner had the performance begun than the child stopped playing and admonished the Bishop for singing out of tune! his acute critical sense, even at so early an age, was demonstrated on another occasion when he nearly smoked out the congregation at Vaduz by throwing copies of some masses by his predecessor Buhler on the stove in the church because he disapproved of them. Truly an enfant terrible.
Rheinberger’s real chance came about at the age of ten when turning the music for the leader of an amateur string quartet named Schrammel. During the tuning, the boy remarked that the A string sounded a semitone higher than his piano at home. The discovery of this acute sense of pitch encouraged Schrammel to persuade his father to allow the boy to undertake serious tuition from the choirmaster at Feldkirch, some times miles distant, as a resident pupil. The boy went to Feldkirch to study with Philipp Schmutzer for two years, yet retaining his position as organist at Vaduz and walking back home every weekend to fulfil his duties there. In 1850, when still only eleven years of age, he entered the Royal Conservatory at Munich as a student and remained there for the next four years, graduating with distinction in 1854.
It was in Munich that Rheinberger was to settle for the rest of his life. Taking on piano pupils to support himself, he studied composition with Franz Lachner, the friend of Schubert and a prolific composer of conservative bent who fundamentally influenced Rheinberger’s own style. Five years later, he succeeded his own piano teacher, Emil Leonard, at the conservatory as professor and the following year became professor of composition as well. In 1865 the Conservatory was reorganised and Rheinberger was appointed coach to the court theatre where he astonished everybody by sight-reading and transposing Wagner’s Flying Dutchman simultaneously. During this time he was also much occupied as organist at the church of St. Cajetan and later at St. Michel’s, and took up choral conducting, becoming director of the Munich Choral Society. In 1867, on the formation of the Royal Music School under the direction of Hans von Bülow, it is hardly surprising to find Rheinberger appointed as professor of organ and composition, the title of Royal Professor being conferred upon him shortly afterwards. His colleagues included Peter Cornelius and Franz Wullner. In 1877 Rheinberger succeeded the latter as director of the court church music resigning his post as conductor of the Munich Choral Society. Had ambition moved him, he could have accepted the post of director of the Hoch-Conservatorium at Frankfurt, but his loyalty to the Bavarian Court prompted King Ludwig II to bestow on him the order of knighthood of St. Michael. Other honours, too, came his way including the knighthood of Gregory the Great, conferred on him by Pope Leo XIII, to whom he had dedicated an eight part Mass, while the University of Munich bestowed on him an honorary doctorate on the occasion of his 60th birthday.
In 1867 Rheinberger married Franziska von Hoffnaass, a widow seventeen years his senior and a prominent poetess, singer and painter with social connections. She was an immense help to him not only in supplying texts for his many vocal compositions, but also in handling his extensive correspondence in foreign languages, in copying his compositions and acting as an astute critic of his works. Her open rejection of Wagner both as a man and musician was not without consequence. Rheinberger as director of the Royal Court Theatre between 1864–7 had enjoyed Wagner’s esteem. From then onward he aligned himself with the more reactionary elements which rejected Wagnerian aesthetics and “the music of the future” and he turned away from opera although during his tenure at the Court theatre he had already made his mark with two notable dramatic works — Die sieben Raben and Turmers Tochterlein.
Hans von Bülow proclaimed Rheinberger to be an ideal composition teacher “unequalled anywhere in or near Germany”, and some six hundred composition students flocked to Munich from all over the world to study with him during the last forty years of his life, most notable among them being Humperdinck, Wolf-Ferrari, Furtwängler and Chadwick, not to mention the physicist Max Planck. But his high reputation as a teacher has tended to overshadow his achievement as a composer. His compositions — and we may include his organ works among them — combine the then current traditions of Munich church music with that of the Viennese classics of an earlier age. Their clarity and classic structure and lack of emotional content mitigated against popularity at a time when not to worship at the shrine of Bayreuth was tantamount to mutiny. In 1892 his wife died and ill-health forced him more and more to retire from public life. He suffered from a lung complaint brought on by a mountaineering expedition. In his last years he became increasingly aware that his compositions had become outdated and unwanted. When he died on 25 November 1901, his remains were carried back to his native Liechtenstein and buried in the cemetery at Vaduz not far distant from the house where he was born sixty two years earlier.
Works by Rheinberger have become known such as the Romantic Sonata in F sharp minor, Op. 184, the magnificent Piano Concerto in A flat, Opus 94. There is also a Symphonic Sonata and two Organ Concertos as well as an early Symphony named Wallstein, op. 10, after Schiller. There is also a 53 minute Florentine Symphony, Op. 87. Two of his Masses have been singled out for special praise, the Mass in C for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op. 169 and the Mass in F minor, Op. 159 for four voices and organ. His enchanting Christmas cantata Der Stern von Bethelehem, op. 164, to a text by his wife was recorded by the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under Robert Heger with no less soloists than Rita Streich and Dietrich Fischer-Deskau. The Cello Sonata in C, Op. 92 was also recorded as were these other items more than two decades ago. Happily today there are many other recordings available including most of his chamber music, masses and concertos not to mention the organ works. The Nonet in E flat, Op. 139 also had an “early” recording together with a Nonet by Lachner and a piece by Cannabich.
The combination of flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon, violin, viola, cello and double bass is extremely rare and the number of significant works written for it can almost be counted on the fingers of one hand. The serenade-like quality of this combination is at all times most attractive and it is very surprising that composers have not be tempted to write for this medium. The first and most familiar example is Spohr’s Nonet in F, Op. 31 which dates from 1813 which seems to have stood in splendid isolation until Franz Lachner’s Nonet in F minor appeared in 1875. Rheinberger’s Nonet dates from nine years later and is a gay, charming and tuneful piece, yet expertly crafted with a perfect understanding of the capabilities of the instruments in the scoring.
The stuffy organist and pedagogue of popular imagination wrote shortly before his death, “There is no justification for music without melodiousness and beauty of sound… music never ought to sound brooding, for, basically, it is the outpouring of joy and even in pain knows no pessimism.”
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