Karl Heinrich Rose

Matti Borgs AFTEN (Et hav der vugger sig til ro) arrangeret for lige stemmer SSAA af Michael Bojesen. Tekst af Juliane Preisler. Saertryk fra '13 Nye Hojskolesange' (WH30707).

Kjærestefolkene i nye klæder for Choir SATB and Wind Quintet (2011). Text by Sten Kaalø. Parts: KP01861 Choral score: KP01862

Dieses Lied war wochenlang an der Spitze der niederländischen Hitliste und wurde von RaffaÙla, des Siegers des Wettbewerbes Idols 2006, gesungen

This sheet music features an arrangement for piano and voice with guitar chord frames, with the melody presented in the right hand of the piano part, as well as in the vocal line.

Sofia Gubaidulinas oft aufgeführtes Solostück 'Et exspecto' für Bajan solo stammt aus dem Jahr 1986. Wie auch viele weitere Werke der tiefreligiösen russischen Komponistin hat auch dieses Werk einen e...

A setting of the text of Emily Dickinson for Upper Voices (SSSSAA) and Piano and Bass.

Maria was composed in 2005 by Michael Bojesen, for part children's Choir, Oboe, Violin, Cello and Piano. The Danish choir conductor Michael Bojesen is one of the most prominent figures in Danish chora...

Gadefuld Bor Man Vaere by Michael Bojesen for SATB with Bass solo. Rehearsal accompaniment provided.

Ingen Vender Tilbage Fra De Dode by Michael Bojesen for Bass solo and SATB choir.

14 julesange for blandet kor. Arrangeret af Rasmus Thaarup, Henrik Metz, Michael Bojesen og Erik Sommer.

The Danish folksong Det Var En Lordag Aften arranged by Michael Bojesen for Soprano Recorder and SATB Choir.

Dromte Mig En Drom I Nat by the Danish composer Povl Hamburger, arranged for Alto Recorder and SATB Choir by Michael Bojesen. This piece incorporates words by Erik Bertelsen.

Stille, Hjerte, Sol Går Ned by the Danish composer Thomas Laub, arranged for Soprano Recorder and SATB Choir by Michael Bojesen. This piece incorporates words by Jeppe Aakjr.

Noget Om Lykke by the Danish composer Mogens Jermiin Nissen, arranged for Alto Recorder and SATB Choir by Michael Bojesen. This piece incorporates words by Halfdan Rasmussen.