Two Fughettas for Piano by the Hamburgian composer Ferdinand Thieriot, a contemporary and friend of Johannes Brahms.

Fugetta scherzanda (1) – Allegro [2' 40"]
Fugetta scherzanda (2) – Allegro molto [2' 10"]

The famous Lullaby of Maria by Max Reger was originally written for voice and piano. Here it is arranged for Sopran solo, Cello solo and orchestra by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

1. Süßer die Glocken nie klingen (The bells never ring sweeter) [3' 30"]
2. Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht (When I kept vigil over my sheep) [4' 20"]
3. Kling Glöckchen (Ring, Little Bell) [2'  20"]
4. Fröhliche Weihnacht überall (Happy Christmas everywhere) [3' 15"]
5. O Tannenbaum (O Christmas Tree) [2' 10"]
6. Am Weihnachtsbaume, die Lichter brennen (On the Christmas tree the lights are burning) [3' 10"]

The famous Nocturne E flat major op. 9 Nr. 2 for piano by Frédéric Chopin arranged for cello solo, piano and symphony orchestra by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

Andante tranquillo for Piano four Hands by the Hamburgian composer Ferdinand Thieriot, a contemporary and friend with Johannes Brahms.

Piano concerto No. 2 C minor by the Hamburgian composer Ferdinand Thieriot, a contemporary and friend of Johannes Brahms.

Movements:

1. Allegro ma non troppo [11' 20"]
2. Andante lento [4' 30"]
3. Allegro con brio [9' 15"]

Cavallerie for Piano four Hands by the Hamburgian composer Ferdinand Thieriot, a contemporary and friend with Johannes Brahms.

Cavallerie for Piano four Hands by the Hamburgian composer Ferdinand Thieriot, a contemporary and friend with Johannes Brahms.

Gabriel Fauré wrote the Pavane originally for piano and orchestrated it at a later time augmented by an optional choir. The presented arrangement by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann is designed for a symphonic string orchestra.

The Suite op. 28 is a commissioned work of the "Brandenburgischer Musiksommer“. Its original version was composed for "The 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra". Thr version for string orchestra op. 28a was designed for grand symphonic orchestra as well as for chamber orchestra and solo ensemble.

This work was premiered by the 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra at the 19th of August 2000 on occasion of the "Brandenburgischer Musiksommer“

The movements are:

1. "Inori“ (Japanese: prayers) [6' 20"]
2. "Waltz Machine“ [6' 50"]
   Tempo di valse sostenuto
3.  "Anadolu“ (Anatolia) [6' 45"]
4.  "Canto“ [6']
   Andante tranquillo

The Suite op. 28 is a commissioned work of the "Brandenburgischer Musiksommer“. Its original version was composed for "The 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra". Thr version for string orchestra op. 28a was designed for grand symphonic orchestra as well as for chamber orchestra and solo ensemble.

This work was premiered by the 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra at the 19th of August 2000 on occasion of the "Brandenburgischer Musiksommer“

The movements are:

1. "Inori“ (Japanese: prayers) [6' 20"]
2. "Waltz Machine“ [6' 50"]
   Tempo di valse sostenuto
3.  "Anadolu“ (Anatolia) [6' 45"]
4.  "Canto“ [6']
   Andante tranquillo

The Ricercar originally composed for organ by Johann Pachelbel was arranged for strings by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

Further instrumental arrangements are available for chamber orchestra and string quartet.

The song titles:

1. O wirke, Liebe, fort! (O Love, just continue!) [3' 10"]
2. Wochenstube im Kriege (Maternity Room in War) [1' 55"]
3. Gang durch den Garten (Walking through the Garden) [2' 55"]

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The Ricercar originally composed for organ by Johann Pachelbel was arranged for strings by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

Further instrumental arrangements are available for big symphonic orchestration and string quartet.

The song titles:

  I. Morgens (In the morning) [1' 55"]
 II. Am Abend (In the evening) [3' 45"]
III. Lobgesang (Hymn of praise) [4']