Ernest Bloch

This reverent and emotional solo by Ernest Bloch, including the well-known first movement Prayer, is a beloved classic of the cello repertoire for good reason. This new edition of the moving work in i...

Ernest Bloch (1880-1959), the great Swiss-born Jewish composer, was particularly fond of the Cello. A student of the Violin as well as composition, he wrote two of his most notable works for Cello and...

Abodah (God's worship) : a Tom Kippur melody Melodie Nuit exotique Vidui (Contrition , no.1 from Baal Shem Nigun (Improvisation) no.2 from Baal Shem Simchas Torah (Rejoicing), no.3 from Baal Shem

Version for Flute and Viola or Clarinet, with Piano accompaniment.

This composition was inspired, and originally titled, according to a romantic vision of the Far East, (which Ernest Bloch had never visited). At one time the suite had a set of descriptive titles, whi...

The Hebraic Rhapsody for Cello and Orchestra Schelomo ('Solomon') is the best-known work of Ernst Bloch's 'Jewish Cycle'. Here available in the version for Cello and Piano.

The manuscripts of the score and violin part of the Méditation raise many questions. On the cover page of the score, the title Aria has been crossed out. The first page of the score and the part retai...

This is the first American publication of Bloch's rhapsodic Poeme Mystique. Written in 1924 and first published (by F.E.C. Leuckart) in 1925, it is typical of Bloch's works of the 1920s. The wide rang...

This pieces are a departure from the norm for composer Ernest Bloch, but the change is a truly challenging and wonderful one. For Solo Piano.

A shortened version, for Solo Piano, of Bloch's work for Cello and Orchestra, 'Voice in the Wilderness'.

The Suite hébraïque draws on traditional Jewish sources, such as the sound of the shofar's call, as Bloch explored his Judaic heritage. The first movement is forceful, with barely repressed emotion. A...

Composed in 1924, Ernest Bloch's Méditation Hébraique is a plaintive and reverent musical reflection that flows through many emotions in a series of uninterrupted movements: Moderato, Allegro deciso,...

Im letzten Werk des Jüdischen Zyklus von Ernest Bloch, "Schelomo" (hebräisch für "Salomo"), übernimmt das Cello die Rolle der Stimme von König Salomo. Der liturgische Charakter dieses Werks erfordert...

Concerto Grosso Nr. 1 war das erste von zwei Concerti grossi des schweizerisch-amerikanischen Komponisten Ernest Bloch (1880-1959), der das Stück als Antwort auf die Behauptung seiner Schüler schrieb,...