ADE-TRIO Nr. 91
Oskar LINDBERG, 1887-1955
ADAGIO PFINGSTEN
für Trp in C/B (Corno da caccia),Viola (Violine), Ceembalo
Edited & Arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

Laburda, Jiří 1931
Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht
Variazioni di Natale

für Trompete in B/C und Orgel

Theme of Georg Fr. Handel
edited and arr. by Wolfgang G. Haas HaasWV 86

Fantasy about Tochter Zion, freue dich
for trumpet in C/B & organ

Mozart, Wolfgang A.
The Queen of the Night Aria from the Magic Flute K. 620
for trumpet and piano
edited & arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

Mozart’s opera Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) was first performed in the Theater auf der Weiden in Vienna on 30 September 1891, only a few weeks before the composer’s death on 5 December. The libretto (by theater director Emanuel Schikaneder) unites heterogeneous elements otherwise to be found in the popular theatre of the day, such as fairy tales, singspiel, exotic stories, and freemasonry. Because of – or despite – these diverse elements, the work is not only successful as a theater piece, but also contains philosophical and religious qualities that make of it a unique masterpiece. It is known that Goethe attempted to write a sequel to it, and Beethoven quoted from it in his own opera Fidelio.

The Magic Flute seems to have been completed by July 1791, except for the overture and a few arias. From then until the end of September Mozart worked on other compositions such as the Clarinet Quintet K. 581 (finished on 29 September), the opera La clemenza di Tito K. 621 (written in a few weeks – perhaps only 18 days – for the coronation of Leopold II and first performed on 6 September in Prague), and the Requiem K. 626 (unfinished).

Archangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713)
Bologneser Schule - San Petronio Nr. 66a
Sonata in C major
for trumpet, 2 violins, basso continuo
PIANO EXTRACT
edited and arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

Archangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713).
Bolognese School - San Petronio No. 66
Sonata in C major
for trumpet, 2 violins, B.c
edited and arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

Adagio
Allegro
Grave
Spirituosp et Allegretto
Allegro

Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1750)
From the Concerto op.9, 2
Adagio
for trumpet in C / Bb-piccl. and piano
edited and arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

In keeping with the times, we have worked on this jewel for the trumpet and orchestra and trumpet with a piano reduction, which can also be performed by the organ as an accompanying instrument.
Apart from a few instrumental works from 1735, little is known about Albinoni's life and works after the mid-1720s.
Many of Albinoni's works were lost during the Second World War due to the destruction of the Dresden State Library.

Franz Möckl (1925 - 2014)
20 Vortragsstücke für junge Trompeter & Pianisten
Trompete in B/C, Klavier (oder bel. Blasinstrumente)
edited and arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

Inhalt

   1.) Auf der Wanderschaft/ Andante
   2.) Wenn die Sonne untergeht/Poco Adagio
   3.) Gesellige Runde/Square dance
   4.) Traummusik/Lento
   5.) Neckisches Spiel/ Allegro moderato
   6.) Aus alter Zeit/Moderato
   7.) Schottisch/ Allegretto
   8.) Unter Freunden/ Adagio
   9.) Auf der Ponyfarm/ Allegretto
10.) Eine ernste Sache/ Andante
11.) Allegro moderato
12.) Andante
13.) Allegretto
14.) Poco Adagio
15.) Tempo di Slowfox
1 6.) Allegretto
17.) Lento
18.) Tempo di Tango
19.) Andantino
20.) Tempo di marcia