Monthly Archives: January 2024

Furore Verlag will be present this year with its editions and publications at the Leipzig Book Fair from March 21 to 24, 2024.

You will find us at stand number Hall 4, Stand B404, right next to the Musikcafé.

We warmly welcome you and look forward to welcoming you to our stand!

As the first major industry gathering of the year, the Leipzig Book Fair is regarded as an important source of inspiration for the book market with the presentation of new releases in the spring. Two major anniversaries are celebrated: The Leipzig Book Fair Prize is awarded for the 20th time and the Manga-Comic-Con celebrates its tenth anniversary. This year, the Netherlands and the Belgian region of Flanders are joint guest countries at the Leipzig Book Fair. They presented themselves under the motto “Everything but flat!” Classical readings and lectures are planned, as well as literature with music and installations. German-Dutch-Flemish discussions, exchanges of letters and podcasts are to be given a stage. At the Leipzig Book Fair, visitors can explore the literary offerings of exhibitors from over 40 countries and experience authors live at events. Unlike the Frankfurt Book Fair, for example, the Leipzig Book Fair is a public fair.

On March 21, 2024 at 1 p.m., Furore Verlag cordially invites you to a presentation with music for “Diabelli Recomposed” in the Music Café at the Leipzig Book Fair.
Musicologist and editor Claudia Bigos and music editor Antonia Krödel will present the outstanding volume of sheet music for the “Diabelli Recomposed” project, which has been published by Furore Verlag – “a great success”, according to the nmz.
The volume not only contains a rich collection of piano variations, but also an informative foreword and interesting details about the composers and their works.
The presentation offers a deep insight into this remarkable project and its genesis.
200 years ago, Anton Diabelli asked 50 composers to each write a variation on a waltz theme he had written – not a single female composer was among the composers. To mark the anniversary, musicologist Claudia Bigos came up with the idea for “Diabelli Recomposed”. She asked women composers from around the world to write their own variation on the Diabelli waltz theme in their own style. The impressive sheet music edition has now been published on high-quality paper and in a hardcover by Furore Verlag.
The exclusive sheet music edition is available  under the edition number fue …

An art song by a female composer is presented every week on the Swedish channel “Veckans romans / Art Song of the Week”. The musicians Amanda Elvin, piano and Karin Fjellander, soprano have been presenting new songs weekly since September 1, 2021, and this week the release of song number #145 is coming up. We are delighted that Vivienne Olive’s Christmas work “A Cradle Hymn” will be featured this week. The piece is published in the anthology  “Christmas Songs by Female Composers” (Volume 2) by Furore Verlag.
You can purchase the volume here. Have fun listening!

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On December 20 and 21, 2023 at 8:15 pm, the work “Hero and Leander” by Fanny Hensel, née Mendelssohn, will be performed by the Concertgebouw Orchestra under the baton of Klaus Mäkelä at Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Sporanist Chen Reiss will interpret the “dramatic scene” “Hero and Leander” by Fanny Hensel, a composer whose music is now posthumously emerging from the shadow of her famous brother Felix Mendelssohn. In fact, this will be the first time that the Concertgebouw Orchestra has performed one of her works; attention for her opulent compositional style is therefore long overdue. “We wanted to create a composition with the works of Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn,” says Klaus Mäkelä.
Another concert date is on Friday, December 22 at 7 p.m. in the Kölner Philharmonie in Cologne.

Further information & tickets can be found on the Concertgebouw Orchestra’s website.

Photo: Klaus Mäkelä & Concertgebouw Orchestra, © Marco Borggreve