Edition Wilhelm Hansen

Invention for viola and marimba (2021) by Anders Koppel composed for viola and marimba.

PPPP (if music was an instrument for peace) (2022) composed by Niels Rosing-Schow

Dying fallings of sweet airs (2022) composed by Bent Sørensen

Canto Serioso for French Horn and Piano was composed by Carl Nielsen in 1913.

Figures at the Seaside (2020) composed by Britta Byström

Unspoken - unheard (2020) is written for Athelas Sinfonietta, by Niels Rosing-Schow

Karsten Fundal's Solo For Clarinet (1996) - Version in A. Version in Bb available: WH33033B Manuscript copy.

Karsten Fundal's Solo For Clarinet - Version in Bb (1996). Version in A available: WH33033 Manuscript copy.

Set of parts for Concerto For Violin And Orchestra Op. 33 by Carl Nielsen. Composed in 1911. Published The Carl Nielsen Edition.

Symphony No. 1 op. 14a was composed by Ole Schmidt in 1956.

Berceuse Pour Orchestre Op. 28 was composed by the Norwegian pianist and composer Signe Lund (1868-1950).

This pocket sized book contains Humoresques I - II Op. 87 Nos. 1/2, the first two of Jean Sibelius' Humoresques for Violin solo and Orchestra. This handy study score can be easily referenced. Duration...

Set of parts for Pan And Syrinx Op. 49 by Carl Nielsen.

Set of parts for Kehraus From Masquerade by Carl Nielsen. For Baritone solo, Choir SATB and Orchestra. Danish and English sung text.

Moderen (The Mother) Op. 41 - A play in a prologue and seven scenes. Complete incidental music by Carl Nielsen. Text in Danish by Helge Rode.

Orchestral parts for Moderen (The Mother) Op. 41 by Carl Nielsen. Set includes strings 8. 7. 6. 5. 4.

Sir Oluf He Rides - Prelude (Hr. Oluf han rider - Forspil) by Carl Nielsen. The present score was extracted (without changes of any kind) from the The Carl Nielsen Edition - Incidental Music 1/7

Carl Nielsen 's incidental music for Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersens Homage to Holberg / Hyldest til Holberg dating from 1922. For Soli, Choir and Orchestra. Text in Danish.

Orchestral parts for Carl Nielsen 's incidental music for Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersens Homage to Holberg / Hyldest til Holberg, dating from 1922. For Soli, Choir and Orchestra. Text in Danish.