Schilling, Hans Ludwig 1927- 2012
-Three Lyrical pieces Trp B (C) or (Flhn), Org
-Nr.3 Oratio für Flügelhorn /Trp) und Orgel

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The German composer Hans Ludwig Schilling studied with distinguished teachers such as Paul Hindemith, Nadia Boulanger, Wolfgang Fortner and Harald Genzmer. In the three lyrical pieces but can also influences of jazz account: melody, harmony and musical gesture very reminiscent of jazz ballads. This impression can be bound to increase with the use of the flugelhorn with his softer tone.
The relatively simple sentences are very expressive and expected intense color to form a program of contemporary music and also fit well in a liturgical context. (W. R., SMZ, 10/2002, p 32)


 

Schilling, Hans Ludwig 1927- 2012
-Three Pieces lyrical trumpet B (C) or (flugelhorn), Organ
-No. 1 Consolati


The German composer Hans Ludwig Schilling studied with distinguished teachers such as Paul Hindemith, Nadia Boulanger, Wolfgang Fortner and Harald Genzmer. In the three lyrical pieces but can also influences of jazz account: melody, harmony and musical gesture very reminiscent of jazz ballads. This impression can be bound to increase with the use of the flugelhorn with his softer tone.
The relatively simple sentences are very expressive and expected intense color to form a program of contemporary music and also fit well in a liturgical context. (W. R., SMZ, 10/2002, p 32)
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Schilling, Hans Ludwig 1927- 2012
Chant un sentiment
für Trompete und Klavier (Orgel)


  "Shilling piece based on the style of a jazz ballad: Slow espressivo cantilenas on tight jazz harmonies alternate with more agitated, brilliant parts who receive a quasi improvisando effect in the form of expiry Two clues point to the use of land to. Instead of pos can enter Keyb, and Schilling denotes the composition with "Encore." at the end of a recital program should "Chant à sentiment" Do not miss the action in his original musical language. "

 

Jiří Laburda 
Stella Mattutina
"How beautifully shines the morning star" LabWV 359a
for trumpet, horn and organ