Karl Jenkins Reihenfolge der Bücher

Das Euphoniumkonzert von Karl Jenkins ist ein herausragendes Werk für das Euphonium, das von der Euphonium Foundation UK für den Musiker David Childs in Auftrag gegeben wurde. Es umfasst vier charaktervolle Sätze und fordert sowohl das expressive als auch das technische Können des Solisten heraus. Die Komposition begeistert die Zuhörer durch ihren Charme, ihre Energie und ihren Witz, was sie zu einem bedeutenden Beitrag zum Repertoire für dieses Instrument macht.

Das Euphoniumkonzert von Karl Jenkins ist ein bedeutendes Werk für das Euphonium, das von der britischen Euphoniumstiftung für David Childs in Auftrag gegeben wurde. Es besteht aus vier charaktervollen Sätzen, die sowohl technisches Können als auch Ausdrucksfähigkeit des Solisten herausfordern. Die Komposition begeistert die Zuhörer durch ihren Charme, ihre Energie und ihren Witz.

Miserere Songs of Mercy and Redemption is a sequence of reflections on the theme of mercy, in response to the recent and ongoing tragic conflicts in the Middle East and other regions. Woven around verses selected from Psalm 51, the inspiration for composers from Allegri to Prt, the work features an eclectic range of settings of Rumi, St Thomas Aquinas, Isaac Watts, Carol Barratt and Dylan Thomas. Scored for countertenor or mezzo-soprano, solo cello, mixed chorus, strings, harp and percussion, Miserere Songs of Mercy and Redemption is a profound meditation on humanity and atonement, from the composer of The Armed Man

(Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). A moto perpetuo showpiece, Chatterbox! was commissioned by Joo Yeon Sir for performance in the Young Artist Series at St John Smith Square, London, in May 2016. The incessant babble implied by the title is aptly portrayed by the violin's spiccato bowing and chromatic figuration, as set against the boogie-woogie-style piano part. To add to the effect a metronome (set to 140 beats per minute) may be optionally be added. Alternative accompaniment for string orchestra is available on hire from Boosey & Hawkes.

The composition, created for acclaimed violinist Joo Yeon Sir, showcases a passacaglia structure that evolves from a mournful opening into a passionate display of advanced techniques, including double stops and pizzicato, before concluding peacefully. First performed at London's Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, it later became part of Cantata Memoria, honoring the victims of the 1966 Aberfan tragedy. This work is designed for advanced performers, with performance materials available for hire.

(Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). Composed for Emma Halnan, winner of The Arts Club Sir Karl Jenkins Music Award 2016. The composer comments that "for the first ten years of this century, I lived and composed on the Gower Peninsula, an area of sandy beaches and dramatic cliff scenery with coastal caves; the first area in the UK to be officially designated as one of outstanding natural beauty. Living in an old mill alongside the Bury Pill stream, I wrote from a stable block, enjoying a vista across Cheriton Valley and the river to Ryers Down. This work is a musical reflection of time spent there." Suitable for advanced standard performers.

For the Children. vocal/piano score includes young voices score

A lively and energetic piece as befits the title, of seven minutes duration. Commissioned by the North Wales International Music Festival to celebrate 40 years of magical music. First performed at St Asaph Cathedral as part of the 2012 North Wales International Music Festival by Hannah Stone, Harpist to HRH the Prince of Wales.

The long-awaited memoir of one of the world's most popular contemporary classical composers