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Sheet music by Hans Peter Eisenmann

Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer, Hans Peter Eisenmann

Missa Sancti Spiritus FWV 94

für Solostimmen (SATB), Chor, Streicher und Basso continuo (Theorbe / Orgel)

For: Soloists (SATB), mixed choir, Strings, basso continuo
Score

28.00 €

Available (1 - 2 weeks)

George Frideric Handel

Let The Bright Seraphim

aus dem Oratorium "Samson"

For: Voice (soprano), trumpet, Strings, basso continuo
Score, Parts

27.00 €

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Joseph Aloys Schmittbaur

Missa Solemnis op. 1

Dreikönigsmesse

For: Soloists, mixed choir, orchestra
Piano reduction

29.00 €

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Gustav Mahler

Vier Lieder

nach Friedrich Rückert und aus "Des Knaben Wunderhorn"

For: voice, organ
Score

17.00 €

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Antonín Dvořák

10 Psalmlieder op. 99

10 Biblische Liederr ("Biblické písne") bearbeitet für Sopran (oder Tenor) & Orgel

For: Voice (high), organ
Music score

22.00 €

In stock (3 - 8 days)

Johann Sebastian Bach

Concerto A-Dur BWV 1055a

nach dem Cembalokonzert BWV 1055 Rastatter Notenoffizin

For: oboe d'amore, Strings, basso continuo
Piano reduction, solo part

20.00 €

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Sechs Choräle aus den Kantaten

For: melody instrument, organ
Organ score, 9 solo parts

21.00 €

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Concerto A-Dur BWV 1055a

For: oboe d'amore, Strings, basso continuo
Score

24.00 €

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Kempff Wilhelm

Der neue Petrarca

For: Voice (high), piano
Piano score, solo part

28.00 €

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Franz Schubert

8 Lieder

Orgel Plus

For: Voice (medium), organ
Music score

19.00 €

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Peter Cornelius

Vater unser op. 2

9 geistliche Lieder

For: Voice (high), organ
Music score

24.00 €

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Kempff Wilhelm

Sechs Lieder nach C. F. Meyer

For: voice, piano
Piano score, solo part

20.00 €

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Hans Peter Eisenmann was born the son of a priest.
He worked as a music and Latin teacher at the Ludwig-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Rastatt from 1974 until his retirement in 1993.
From August 1, 1974 to December 31, 1999 he was also cantor and organist at the Evangelische Stadtkirche Rastatt. He conducted the church choir, organised organ and church concerts and designed the Heintz organ, which was consecrated in 1987. He dedicated himself to forgotten music, especially the works of the court composers Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer (1656-1746) and Joseph Aloys Schmittbaur (1718-1809).