Bärenreiter on Stage

A visionary view
Man with thinning, slightly curly hair and facial wrinkles, wearing a black shirt and blazer. He is indoors with bookshelves and windows in the background, looking slightly to the side.

A visionary view

Hardly any other contemporary composer has developed such an unmistakable personal style as Beat Furrer. In his 70th year is he reaping the fruits of his artistic consistency.

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All at once! And plenty of it! Philipp Maintz and the organ
A man and a woman are smiling in front of a large pipe organ, likely in a church or concert hall. The woman is pointing at the organ pipes in the background. Both appear cheerful and are posing for a selfie.

All at once! And plenty of it! Philipp Maintz and the organ

Philipp Maintz has focussed more intensively on the organ in his output in recent years. In a conversation, reproduced here in excerpts, he answered questions from his editor Robert Krampe.

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Searching for the true “Carmen”. New edition sets standards
Black-and-white illustration related to Bizet's opera “Carmen.” A dramatic scene shows a woman in the foreground collapsing while another person supports her. In the background are figures in Spanish-style clothing, including a matador and several onlookers. The title below reads: “CARMEN – Opéra-Comique in four acts.”

Searching for the true “Carmen”. New edition sets standards

The new edition of Bizet’s “Carmen” from Bärenreiter-Verlag follows the approach that scholarship shouldn’t decide which version is the right one or the real one …

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