MUNODI Musicnotation is South Tyrol’s No. 1 music notation studio and is known for notation work and printing, arrangements and orchestrations for any instrumentation. From solo instruments to small groups …
MUNODI Musicnotation is South Tyrol’s no. 1 music notation studio Weiterlesen »
Bartsch und Haeseler is a publishing house based in Hartheim an Rhein that offers professional arrangements for wind orchestras, wind and string ensembles, accordion orchestras, choirs, guitar & mandolin orchestras, …
Bartsch and Heaseler: Music for ensembles and soloists Weiterlesen »
Old friends are always nice to meet again. Some more often, some less often. When you meet them, then – perhaps – in a new guise. In “Blechbekanntschaften” (Brass Friends) …
It has happened again: Someone has been murdered. Exactly at midnight! There are nine suspects and Inspector Douglas V. Braun is now to find the culprit. Was it the oboist? …
Inspector Douglas Brown investigates: Murder at Midnight! Weiterlesen »
The door opens with a creak, lightning briefly illuminates the scene, a child’s cry is heard, and the howl of wolves fearsomely pierces the brief silence between the rumble of …
When the howling of wolves heralds spooky times. Weiterlesen »
Emile Stoffels has more than 30 years of experience in writing high-quality arrangements for HaFa orchestras, but also for small wind ensembles and (pop) choirs. Over the years he has …
Made in Holland: Popular music with big names. Weiterlesen »
Bran Mac Febail receives a visit to his castle from a mystical woman from the Otherworld, who makes wonderful music sound with a silver branch. She tells him that this …
There’s Mr Bailey. He is somewhat vain, if not snobbish. In his fine loden he moves in the circles of aristocratic society. And here is Mr. Dunningham. He has his …
I’m getting tired of hearing that word: Corona. Nevertheless, every now and then we are asked whether there is a work concerning the corona pandemic. In fact, there are several …
If travelling to distant countries is impossible due to the pandemic, one can still explore other cultures in one’s mind. Author Karl May never visited Arab lands or the Wild …
