Joseph Jongen: Chanson Roumaine

Chanson Roumaine was composed by Belgian organist, composer and music educator Joseph Jongen. Jongen had a relatively long career as a composer, his opus numbers eventually reached 241 even after he had destroyed many of his pieces.

Joseph Jongen: Release

Release was expertly composed, in 1917, by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Tableau Gothique

Tableau Gothique was expertly composed, in 1906, by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Les Cadrans

Les Cadrans was expertly composed, in 1914, by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen. Les Cadrans translates, in English, to The Dials.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Les Pauvres

Les Pauvres was expertly composed, in 1919, by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen.Les Pauvres translates, in English, to The Poor.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Sur La Greve

Sur La Greve was expertly composed by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Que Dans Les Cieux

Que Dans Les Cieux was expertly composed, in 1914, by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen. Que Dans Les Cieux translates, in English, to What In The Heavens.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Les Pauvres (Vocals And Piano Only)

Les Pauvres was expertly composed, in 1919, by Belgian organist, composer, and music educator Joseph Jongen.Les Pauvres translates, in English, to The Poor.Jongen's list of opus numbers eventually reached 241, even after he destroyed many of his pieces. Jongen's Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Premiere Etude De Concert (Piano)

Premiere Etude De Concert in B minor was the first of three works for solo Piano, published in 1920 as the composer’s Opus 65. The suite was dedicated to the Ukrainian pianist Alexander Brailowsky, who is best remembered for his virtuosic interpretation of Chopin’s complete works. Joseph Jongen (1873-1953) was a Belgian organist and composer. A precocious talent, he was admitted to the Liege Conservatory at the age of 7, studying Fugue, Piano, Composition and Organ. He began writing music at the age of 13 and eventually composed over 200 works, though some were later destroyed. His Symphonie Concertante is considered by many to be among the greatest works ever written for Organ and Orchestra.

Joseph Jongen: Sur La Greve

Joseph Jongen: Sonatine Menuetto Rondo

For solo piano.

Joseph Jongen: Petite Suite Op. 75

Joseph Jongen: Sarabande Triste Op. 58

Joseph Jongen: Troisieme Etudes De Concert (Piano)

Joseph Jongen: Poeme For Cello And Piano

Poeme

Franz Joseph Haydn: Kindersinfonie (Children's Symphony) (Score/Parts)

Bearbeitung fur Blockfloten-Orchester und Schlagininstrumente. Haydn's Children's Symphony was for many years a frequently played and popular work. It fell out fashion possibly because of the rarity of some of the children's instruments scored: Cuckoo, Nightingale, Toy Trumpet etc. Here, these parts have been transcribed on to modern, more familiar instruments, such as Orff percussion, instruments which belong to the educational equipment of almost every school. The original string parts have been supplemented by recorders, primarily to give a large number of recorder groups an opportunity to perform this delightful little symphony. The instrumentation for recorder group is Descant, Treble, Tenor and Bass. The Glockenspiel from the percussion group may be substituted with the Sopranino Recorder.

Strauss, Joseph Frauenwurde Waltz Op.277 Fs/Pts

The Franzl Rubber Duck

A Duck in Franzl design! Franz is also known under the name Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary (1848-1916). For music-loving Water enthusiasts or simply those looking for a special gift.

Joseph Haydn: Andante From The Symphony In D (Violin/Piano)

Joseph Jongen: Trois Etudes De Concert No.2 Op.65 In F Sharp Minor

Jongen (1873 - 1953) wrote these Etudes among many other great pieces.

Francois Gossec: Gavotte For Violin And Piano

Gavotte In D was first written by the French composer Francois Joseph Gossec (1734-1829) for Flute and Strings. It was arranged for solo Violin and Piano by Emil Kross (1852-1917) in 1908. It has since become one of the composer’s most popular chamber works, with countless arrangements for various instruments. The violinist, music editor and composer Emil Kross was one of the most prolific editors and arrangers of his generation. He is best remembered for his opus 40, The Art of Bowing , a pedagogical work which has served countless violinists for over a century.

The Austria Rubber Duck

After the whirlwind success of the original Mozart Rubber Duck comes the Austria Fan version. Austria has given us some of the world's greatest composers, including Joseph Haydn, Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert and Johann Strauss. What better way to celebrate the rich musical heritage of this nation than with a unique bath toy! The Austria Rubber Duck squeaks and swims upright in the water and is sure to be the highlight of your bath and a real talking point. Like all of our rubber ducks, this one is manufactured from natural rubber and hand-painted with natural dyes, ensuring it is totally safe to share a tub with.