All sheet music editions sorted by instrumentation
cello solo [7]
Solo pieces for professional use from R. Clauss, O Papaioannou, Jo Quail and H. Hack.
Solo pieces for beginners from H. Hack and F. Zabel.
cello & piano [7]
Pieces for cello and piano by Rüdiger Clauss, Bernhard Hölscher, C. Saint-Saëns, Stephen Scotchmer, Granville Walker and Frank Zabel.
cello & string orchestra [1]
The concerto for cello and string orchestra (or quintet) by Rüdiger Clauss was written in 2009. As well cello part with piano part and score are available. Orchestral material can be hired.
2 cellos [3]
Martin Burkhardts “10 little Pieces in old Style” are written for young and adult beginners.
3 cellos [5]
Pieces for young cellists by Yoko Nakamura and Stephen Scotchmer.
Fugue on the name BACH and Postlude by Hauke Hack.
4 cellos [18]
Original cello quartets and arrangements for four cellos. Some pieces add an extra player as “3 Morgenstern Songs” by Bernhard Hölscher for soprano and cello quartet.
5 cellos [9]
Original works for 5 cellos by Bernhard Hölscher and Hauke Hack (under more: “The other Art of Fugue”, music for soprano and 5 cellos on lyrics from a craftman´s book).
Arrangements by Christoph Habicht, Hauke Hack and Soraya Ansari (Schumann Cello Concerto).
Contrapunctus 7
Dôme épais le jardin
Salbanello for 5
cello quintet no 1
cello quintet no 2
Andante con moto & Notturno
Schumann cello concerto
6 cellos [5]
Arrangements of “Tea for Two”, Final of Dvoraks “American String Quartet” and Bachs 6th Brandenburg Concerto, original Compositions by Stephen Scotchmer, Martin Heider and Martin Burkhardt.
7 cellos [2]
Edward Elgars “Salut d´Amour” arranged for 7 cellos. It was first performed as encore after the cello concerto of Elgar. That is the reason why the beginning of the concerto is quoted in the introduction.
8 cellos or cello orchestra & piano [1]
W.A. Mozart: Andante from Piano Concerto in A major, KV 488 for piano and 8 cellos or cello orchestra (arranged by H. Hack)
Originally a wonderful piece, which is also very enjoyable in this version. It was performed at the 17th Berghofer Cello Summer Festival with soloist Katharina Hack on piano and 50 cellos in August 2017.
9 cellos [1]
Adagietto by Gustav Mahler
12 cellos [7]
Music by Piazzolla, Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Glazunov and Elgar arranged for 12 cellos; original works by Julius Klengel and Martin Burkhardt.
string quartet - 2 violins, viola, cello [4]
2 string quartets by Bernhard Hölscher
Richard Strauss, melodies from “Rosenkavalier” for string quartet
string trio [3]
Trios for violin, viola and cello by Günter Marx and Hauke Hack. Bachs Goldberg-Variations arranged by Armin Behr.
four violas [1]
David Funck, Suite, version for 4 violas
piano solo [1]
piano pieces by Bernhard Hölscher and Rüdiger Clauss
2nd viola part from string quintet transcribed as 2nd cello part [5]
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