Edition Wilhelm Hansen

Edition Wilhelm Hansen

威廉·汉森出版社

Edition Wilhelm Hansen was established in Copenhagen in 1857 after Jens Wilhelm Hansen decided to expand his engraving business into music publishing. At the time the sector offered little competition and hardly any regulation. Aided by his enterprising wife Hanne he met with early success and for several years the two of them served in the store, only later taking on two apprentices. After a few more years Hanne was to play an even more significant part in the business when Jens’ health began to deteriorate. Her vigorous contribution identified the emerging publishing house as very much a family concern. Today Chairman of the board Tine Birger Christensen is a fifth-generation member of the Wilhelm Hansen family. Her daughter Loui Törnqvist heads the Copenhagen-based company. Now the largest music publisher in Scandinavia the company maintains a catalogue that includes celebrated Scandinavian composers from established masters like Edvard Grieg, Jean Sibelius, Carl Nielsen, Vagn Holmboe, and Arne Nordheim to contemporary Danish composers such as Per Nørgård, Poul Ruders, Bent Sørensen, and Hans Abrahamsen. In addition, more than 150 years after its founding, Edition Wilhelm Hansen produces a variety of songbooks, educational books and CDs and is now a major supplier of printed music in Scandinavia as well as the largest single recipient of performing and mechanical publishing income in Denmark. Edition Wilhelm Hansen’s wide-ranging Rental Library represents all of Wise Music Group’s composers.

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Published scores

3322 cataloged scores
Symphony No. 2, op. 16 — Carl Nielsen
Symphony No. 2, op. 16
Carl Nielsen
Morgensang — Lasse Lunderskov
Morgensang
Lasse Lunderskov
(Gen)Foreningssange — Peter Bruun
(Gen)Foreningssange
Peter Bruun
The Solar Triology — Poul Ruders
The Solar Triology
Poul Ruders
Aften — Matti Borg
Aften
Matti Borg
Vi spiller violin 3 — Various
Vi spiller violin 3
Various
Sinfonia Profana — Per Nørgård
Sinfonia Profana
Per Nørgård
Symphony No. 11, BVN 303 — Rued Langgaard
Symphony No. 11, BVN 303
Rued Langgaard
Hymne — Anders Brødsgaard
Hymne
Anders Brødsgaard
Concerto for Voice (Moods IIIc) — Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje
Concerto for Voice (Moods IIIc)
Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje
Symphony No. 6 [Revised Edition 1981] — Jean Sibelius
Symphony No. 6 [Revised Edition 1981]
Jean Sibelius
Ständchen — Franz Schubert
Ständchen
Franz Schubert
Änglamark — Evert Taube
Änglamark
Evert Taube
Twenty-six Chorale Preludes for Organ, Book 2, op. 32 — J. L. Emborg
Twenty-six Chorale Preludes for Organ, Book 2, op. 32
J. L. Emborg
Consonus V — Hans Ejlskov
Consonus V
Hans Ejlskov
Ruiskukka — Selim Palmgren
Ruiskukka
Selim Palmgren
Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack 'Rose' — Henrik Skram
Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack 'Rose'
Henrik Skram
Brænding — Per Nørgård
Brænding
Per Nørgård
Preludium, op. 16b, No. 1 — Toivo Kuula
Preludium, op. 16b, No. 1
Toivo Kuula
Fire Fire — Thomas Morley
Fire Fire
Thomas Morley
Variations Brillantes, op. 18 — Ernst Krähmer
Variations Brillantes, op. 18
Ernst Krähmer
Vi Fejrer Carl Nielsen — Carl Nielsen
Vi Fejrer Carl Nielsen
Carl Nielsen
Hallelujah (from 'Messiah') — George Frideric Handel
Hallelujah (from 'Messiah')
George Frideric Handel
Requiem — Poul Ruders
Requiem
Poul Ruders