WIMA: Werner Icking Music Archive

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Divertimento for wind quintet (originally in C-major for 2 oboes, 2 horns and bassoon) - arranged and edited with Finale by Klaus Bjerre
- edition transposed to G-major for flutes flute 1 - parts for flute 1, flute 2, alto flute 1, flute 3, alto flute 2, bass flute/guitar
- edition transposed to G-major for recorders descant - parts for descant, treble, tenor, bass, great bass/contrabass or alternatively guitar
- edition transposed to Bb-major for brass/saxophone/clarinet quintet or ensemble trumpet 1-2 in Bb - parts for trumpet 1-2 in Bb, horn in F, trombone in BC, tuba in BC
  additional and alternative parts for brasses and woodwinds in Bb and Eb: trumpet 1 in Eb, horn in Eb, trombone in Bb, tuba in Eb, euphonium in Bb, clarinet in Bb
Sechs Fugen für die Orgel, oder Clavier (6 fugues for organ piano), Vienna ca. 1805
Urtext editions by Patrick Roose [PR]
Arrangements for recorders by Eric Haas [EH]
1. Fuga I in D-Major [PR]
2. Fuga II in D-Minor
  - Original version [PR]
  - Arrangement for recorders SATB [EH] - parts for Descant, Treble, Tenor and Bass
3. Fuga III in G-Minor [PR]
4. Fuga IV in C-Major [PR]
5. Fuga V in A-Major [PR]
6. Fuga VI in C-Major [PR]
with Finale 2001 source files [PR]
with Sibelius source files [EH]
Andantino for four-hand piano - parts for Primo Secundo - edited by Jürgen Knuth - with Capella source files

2001-02-08, Werner Icking (1943-2001), GMD