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For recorder quintet ATTBG
1. And she expected a child
2. Where shall we go?
3. Fear not!
4. Singing him to sleep
5. The three Magi
I have to admit: I love christmas. Although I am an atheist I always felt a deep connection to this feast: The couple looking for a home; the newborn child; the angel’s soothing words FEAR NOT; the wonderful surrealistic three magi with their presents. In my view...
20 Five-note Melodies for Beginners
For Soprano Recorder and Piano
Score and one part, 32 pages, 22,90€
In March 2024, recorder teacher Elisabeth Neuser from Ulm asked me to write simple pieces for her pupils, pieces with a melody consisting of just five notes: g - a - b - c - d. I was inspired by the idea and within three weeks I had written a total of 70 pieces of this kind, in the style of...
22,90 Euro
14 Pieces for Piano Solo
1. Celebration, S.4
2. White Nile, S.12
3. No Time to Wait, S.17
4. Noka ee tona (The Big River) S.21
5. The Valley of Djaboué, S.24
6. The Wedding, S.27
7. Her Beautiful Eyes, S. 34
8. The Jugglers, S. 36
9. Ingxunguphalo (The Great Sorrow), S. 44
10. Kampala Matatu, S.46
11. Unstoppable, S.51
12. Meditation, S.54
13. Siku siyo mbali (The Day is not Far), S.57
14....
22,90 Euro
12 Pieces for Piano Solo.
1. Kinyongo 3:57
2. Circus Queen 3:50
3. Morning Peace 1:57
4. Consolation 3:33
5. Blue Earth 2:58
6. Borakalano 2:14
7. Sad Song 3:06
8. Tell me what happiness is 4:11
9. Kuagana 2:55
10. Fa wo do yi mame 4:25
11. Starry Sky 3:28
12. Lullaby 5:09
1. Kinyongo
Kinyongo means Nostalgia. We remember something that was wonderful but will never return, a kind of sweet...
19,90 Euro
For Recorder Orchestra
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First Movement: Amaza (Waves)
2. Satz: She's still there
3. Satz: Fa wo do yi mame (Let's hold together)
Ububele in Xhosa means kindness. When the famous German Comedian and Songwriter Hanns Dieter Hüsch was asked, at the end of his life, what his work had all been about, he answered, "To bring more kindness into the world." I was quite impressed when I heard...
39,90 Euro
For Recorder Orchestra
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In November 2023, my old friend Yung-Tai Liu, conductor and founder of the Taipei Recorder Orchestra, asked me to write a piece for the TRO's 20th anniversary concert. He wished for a piece on the theme of "Peace & Love". I gladly accepted the commission and wrote the piece in February 2024.
The theme of peace connects people all over the world, but...
39,90 Euro
Ten More Pieces fro Soprano or Tenor Recorder and Piano
1. Bird at sunset
2. Noka ee tona
3. Magic Bubbles
4. Hivyo ndivyo
5. Sad Song
6. Her beautiful eyes
7. Her last smile
8. Lost love
9. Watching the stars
10. Sparkling love
After the great success of "Karungi", my "Ten easy pieces for soprano / tenor recorder and piano", here comes the second volume, so to speak - a little more...
24,90 Euro
For Recorder Orchestra SnSATTBBGK
28 pages score and 9 parts
39,90€
"Umonde, 12 Circle Songs for solo recorder and loop station" was my most successful edition during the lockdown. By popular demand, I have now arranged five of the pieces for recorder orchestra and tried them out at numerous workshops this year - they are simply great fun to rehearse, conduct and listen to!
The collection...
39,90 Euro
(The secret)
For Recorder Ensemble or Recorder Orchestra AATTBBGGKK
Score and ten parts
In the summer of 2022 Felicitas von Schierstädt asked me to write a piece for her project BLOCKFLÖTE TOTAL with 10 professional female recorder players from Southern Germany, for a concert in Konstanz in March 2023. Here is the result!
INTSUMANTSUMANE is Xhosa and means "The Secret." I was fascinated by...
39,90 Euro
For Recorder and Piano
1. Ingxunguphalo (Tenor and Piano)
2. Valse triste (Alto and Piano)
3. Meditation (Alto and Piano)
Score and one part
These three sad songs I recorded with Chris Orton for our Duo CD project Cádiz with my main works for solo recorder and piano Cádiz, Imibala yenjabulo and Tell them I've had a wonderful life.
Ingxunguphalo means The Great Sorrow. I wrote this piece in 2015...
25,00 Euro
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Biography
Sören Sieg (*1966) learned to play the recorder, violin and piano as a child and later the saxophone, trumpet, guitar and drums. He studied Sociology, Politics and Music in Hamburg and Bielefeld. He toured with his a cappella group LaLeLu for 18 years throughout Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Since 2012 he has lived as a composer and author in Hamburg. He has published ten books and numerous works for classical ensembles that are played all around the world. read more »
