John Philip Sousa's famous American military march "Stars and Stripes Forever" as two winking arrangements for 12 Cellits .

1. The Stars & Stripes forever [4' 40"]
2. Stars & Stripes (somewhat different, primarily by John Philip Sousa) [4' 50"]

The "Deutschlandlied", the german national anthem from the famous String quartet by Joseph Haydn arranged for 12 Celli by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

Chopin's Nocturne E flat major op. 9 Nr. 2 as arrangement for 12 Cellists by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

Chopin's Nocturne B minor op. 28 Nr. 6 as arrangement for 12 Cellists by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

The Suite op. 28 is a commissioned work of the "Brandenburgischer Musiksommer“. The here presented original version was composed for "The 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra". This work was premiered by the 12 Cellists at the 19th of August 2000 on occasion of the "Brandenburgischer Musiksommer“

Thr later authored version for string orchestra op. 28a was designed for grand symphonic orchestra as well as for chamber orchestra and solo ensemble.

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 "Pavane pour une infante défunte" for Piano by Maurice Ravel was arranged for 12 cellists with optional harp by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann.

The "Variações Brasileiras" were composed 1980 by Kaiser-Lindemann originally under the actual subtitle "Bossa nova filarmónica" for 6 Celli. In 2006, he arranged the work for 12 violoncellos, commissioned by the 12 cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic, for a CD production of the "EMI classics" with pieces that had Latin America as their theme. The specification here was that it was in Latin-American atmosphere on classical-symphonic ground and that it should be highly virtuosic for each player. Thus, each of the twelve cellists is a protagonist here, each in his part equally melodic, as well as virtuous bravura facets. The recording was released on the CD "South American Getaway".

Marcello's most noted composition might be the Concerto D minor for oboe and orchestra. It owes its popularity to the transcription for harpsichord by Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV 974). At first it has been regarded to be written by Antonio Vivaldi. The original key is C minor. As such it is arranged for 12 Cellists by Johannes Bublitz.

Two concert miniatures originally for flugelhorn solo and orchestra by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann arranged for 12 Cellists with Double Bass and Harp ad lib. by Johannes Bublitz.

1. Love Song in Autumn [ca. 3' 50"]
2. Tears on the Snow «Chanel Nº 6» [ca. 2' 50"]

Prélude sur une basse obligée pour Magnificat à trois voix by Charpentier arranged for 12 cellists by Johannes Bublitz.