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A waltz with a sad background Can you compose a polka for a sad occasion? Yes, you can: if you are a musician colleague whose love was bohemian music. Just on the day he died, a large rainbow stood over his house. Tobias Krehlik of the S.o.B. band wrote the […]

Armin Suppan: Repertory of Marches for Wind Orchestra #1 and #2 Several years ago the Austrian Armin Suppan created an extensive list of current, traditional and successful marches. The title was “Repertorium der Märsche für Blasorchester” (Repertory of Marches for Wind Orchestra) Volumes 1 and 2. In addition to this extensive

In Austria so far 100,000 children and young people have taken part in the competitions! Prima la Musica’s Austrian youth music competitions are aimed at all children and young people who want to achieve something special in music and who enjoy making music and competing in music. The competitions are

Interesting works – rarely heard Under the motto “listened – played” we want to present extraordinary works from case to case, which we have discovered in the course of our archive work and which – to our knowledge – are played only rarely. Now you will believe that these are

Celebration of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ In the liturgy the feast is called “High Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ”, regionally it is also called Prangertag or Blood Day. In English and other languages the Latin name of the Hochfest, Corpus Christi, is used.

BVT Music GCV music publisher successful for 6 years With his training as a trumpeter at the conservatories of Ghent, Maastricht and Brussels with great names such as Benny Wiame and Manu Mellaerts, Bert van Thienen laid a solid foundation for the development of his own career as a musician.

Strange things happen on dark nights! It’s pitch dark night. Suddenly northern lights appear in the sky. Aurora Borealis – whether they announce happiness or disaster? You are right: we are in the far north. But how did Señor Ramiro, a child of Spain, get here? And why is he

A ballet in three acts with 50 minutes playing time Hieronimus Bosch’s mysterious images pose great puzzles to experts. They are ambiguous to interpret. In particular, the triptych picture “The Garden of Earthly Desires,” which depicts scenes that seem almost prophetic from the creation of the world to the apocalyptic

Percussion instruments are among the oldest human instruments – drum set are among the youngest! If you think that drums have always existed, you’re wrong, just a hundred years ago Ludwig offered a drum set. This is proven by a catalogue of the percussion instrument manufacturer from that time. Until