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H. Listing XIV, Nos.11 (C); 12 (C); 13 (G); H. XVIII, No.F2 (F). Extra Violin and Cello parts available as HN309-311.

Clarinet, Violin, Viola, Piano.

On Movites from Mozart's The Magic Flute. Clarinet in A (or Flute or Violin), Trumpet in Bb, Tuba and Piano.

The Piano Quartet op. 15 was an extremely successful work during the composer's lifetime and was reissued numerous times; it was one of Faure's compositions that helped to advance his reputation as a composer of great chamber music. Barenreiter's first ever scholarly-critical editions of Gabriel Faure's much loved chamber music are based on the Complete Works of Gabriel Faure. All available sources have been critically examined.

For the first time ever, chamber musicians took center stage at an inauguration, performing in the prime spot between the swearing-in of Vice President Biden and President Obama. Classical luminaries Yo-Yo Ma (cello) and Itzhak Perlman (violin) joined Metropolitan Opera clarinetist Anthony McGill and Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero to perform "Air and Simple Gifts," a new piece which esteemed composer John Williams created by bookending an "exuberant rendering" of Aaron Copland's "Simple Gifts" with "a reflective and prayerful theme."

Can also be played as a trio for Violin, Cello and Piano.

For piano, 2 violins and cello.

H. Listing XIV, Nos.4 (C); 3 (C); 7 (C); 9 (F); 8 (C); C2 (C).

See also HN310 and HN311 for extra 2nd Violin and Cello Parts

See also HN309 and HN311 for Extra Violin 1 and Cello parts

See also HN309 and HN310 for extra Violin 1 and Violin 2 parts

In four movements: Morning in the Forest, Flies and Butterflies, Hot and Humid, Evening under the Oaktree (Peasant Dance).

A wealth of classic works, transcribed for piano quartet of moderate skill level.

This tribute to Franz Schubert contains only a brief fragment actually written by the composer. The rest of the work describes Schubert's journey to the next world, his awareness of the still-to-be-explored ideas of his musical language, and the completion of a fugue assigned to him shortly before his death on November 19, 1928. The work is a National Endowment for the Arts Consortium Commission, composed for the Atlanta Chamber Players, the Da Capo Chamber Players and Voices of Change.

Reprinted from the 1911 Augener edition.

(after the Quintet for Piano and 4 Wind Instruments, K.452)

The Piano Quartet op. 45, although not as popular in Faure's lifetime, has also become a standard in chamber music concerts today. This Urtext edition is based on the first edition engraved by Roeder, but it also relies on Faure's autograph for the exact placement of dynamics and articulation. Barenreiter's first ever scholarly-critical editions of Gabriel Faure's much loved chamber music are based on the Complete Works of Gabriel Faure. All available sources have been critically examined.

Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia (1772-1806) was a cousin of Frederick II, the Great and a talented pianist whose playing even Beethoven admired. The dominating importance of the piano is an essential feature of his chamber works.

Op.16 (Eb); WoO 36, No.1 (Eb), 2 (D), 3 (C).