As reported elsewhere, countless sound carriers have been digitised and entered into the sheet music database. Now the problem arises: what to do with the “old” CDs? Before they are finally disposed of, you can request them at an extremely favourable price. We need space and this is your chance!…
Get it now: CD rarities Weiterlesen »
“I would like to perform a whole musical with my wind orchestra. That is, with singers, choir, actors, etc. But the search for such works does not turn out to be very easy!” A call for help that we take seriously. Firstly, this request is not only interesting for the
Actors, singers and other jugglers…. Weiterlesen »
Membership fees are due once a year. You will receive a renewal invoice 60 days, then 30 days and again 14 days before expiry. Some of our members have been well-intentioned and made a subscription order with PayPal. Here the membership fee is automatically debited once a year. However, members
Well-intentioned but unwanted: Direct debit orders Weiterlesen »
Information is important for you. Complete sound recordings will help you to decide on your programme. We take meticulous care to ensure that the sound recordings correspond exactly to the original sheet music. In the last few weeks our sound archive has been combed through and since September we have
Thousand new radio tracks per month! Weiterlesen »
Somewhat in the middle of your screen in the blue bar below our logo you will find the link “My account”. This will take you to all the data that is stored with us. You can also change your personal details here, for example if your address has changed or
“My account” shows your data Weiterlesen »
Michael Hug is a music publisher and music dealer in Switzerland, and has been a partner in our database for 20 years. As editor of the standard works “1000 PLUS Selected Works Grade 4-6” and “600 Selected Works Grade 2-3” – compiled by Felix Hauswirth – he has a lot
Michael’s selected works Weiterlesen »
The Covid 19 pandemic has shown one thing: The will to make music together is unbroken. Perhaps some of the orchestras were not able to rehearse with the large instrumentation, but musicians have come together and founded small formations. These groupings require less space and can more easily comply with
Corona-Trend: small wind music ensembles Weiterlesen »
The world of music has become small. When I was a music dealer in the 70s, hardly any music from Spanish publishers was played in Austria. Perhaps European editions were rare in America and perhaps Japanese editions were completely unknown? Today compositions from Australia to South America are included in
What is a “Silbato” in the score? Weiterlesen »
Only a few people can remember the old sound recordings of the music cassettes anymore. Some people know the vinyl records, whose sound quality some music lovers particularly point out. In the 1980s, many converted to audio CD. We have been collecting all these sound recordings in various formats as
Unique sound archive Weiterlesen »
Concert announcements are a sensitive topic. How should they be designed? Is it better to inform the listeners precisely about the work or should we just tell the essentials? Often you could hear speakers who recited more or less meaningless words or even lengthy passages of text. This puts the
Program notes are not concert announcements! Weiterlesen »
