Moritz Eggert (1965-)
Last updated: 09.10.23
According to a publisher's blurb, Moritz Eggert was born in Heidelberg and studied both piano and composition in Frankfurt and Munich. In 1989 he was one of the winners at the Gaudeamus-Wettbewerb, an international competition for performers of new music. One of his best-known works is the piano cycle Hammerklavier.
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Julia Whybrow | Weeds in Ophelia's Hair: Neue Musik für Blockflöte Vol. 3 |    |
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Dorothee Oberlinger | Peripheries: Contemporary and Medieval Music for Recorder |     |
| Recorder Sheet Music |
 Narziss (D/Perc) Performance Score. 18 pages. This edition: OFB199. Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (49011305) |
 Breathless (D+A+A)
18 pages. One player, descant, treble, renaissance treble. This edition: OFB192. Level: 5 - Very Difficult Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (49011301) |
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M. Eggert | Freaks (19:42) | Quartet New Generation |