Jonathan Leshnoff

Leshnoff's thrilling orchestral ride, Rush, is now available for concert band in Cicconi's transcription. Watch an orchestral performance from the 63rd Midwest Clinic for a sample of this intense work...

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Zamir Chorale of Boston, Hegyon Libi will enjoy its premiere performance by that organization on June 4 in Sanders Theater (Harvard). -- May the words of...

Esta sinfonía de viento de 20 minutos fue encargada, estrenada y grabada por la Banda de los Marines de Estados Unidos en honor de su 225 aniversario. El primer movimiento, que consta de tres movimien...

Premiered by Jeffrey Khaner and the Philadelphia Orchestra, this tour de force work has received rave reviews from players and critics alike. Fast, energetic and spiritual, the concerto is rewarding f...

Powerful, expresive and bold, this has brought audiences to their feet time and time again. The adagio is a musical painting of the Jewish mystical vision of the human soul. This work has been recorde...

Commissioned by the Johansen String Competition as the required work for semi-finalists, this work was launched into the string repertoire. Many young string players appreciate the brevity and melody...

Leshnoff chose two very different movements for his Chamber Concerto, designed to explore the capabilities of the solo violin. In the first movement, wherein each note holds meaning (as do the silence...

Written for Gil Shaham and premiered at the 92nd Street Y in New York, this work contains traditional Jewish tunes as well as newly-composed ones. A Rabbi's Dance brings this work to a lively close.

Scored for marimbist, vibraphonist and mixed percussion, this work opens with a haunting, lyrical theme suspended over marimba murmurs. The middle section matches unpitched percussion with vibraphone...

Written for Manuel Barrueco, this concerto utilizes the guitar idiomatically. The composer worked closely with the soloist to form a piece that is rhythmic, lyrical, and fits the instrument. This work...

A commission by the Philadelphia Orchestra led to Leshnoff's Clarinet Concerto. Leshnoff likens the clarinet to Hebrew text, in that both are controlled through breath. The essential part of text is t...

Leshnoff gained wide notariety with the premiere of Starburst by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (Marin Alsop conducting) in 2010. Some 20 orchestras have programmed the work since. And now, the new...

This 8-minute concert opener alternates between pulsating fast sections and ethereal, suspended solos for clarinet and harp. Recorded on the Naxos label by Michael Stern and the IRIS orchestra, it has...

Shimmering with excitement and energy, this 8-minute opener is an excellent way to start an evening's performance on a thrilling note. This work has been performed by more than 13 orchestras. Performa...

Leshnoff's Symphony No. 2 was premiered in November 2015 by Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Robert Spano conducting. The premiere was recorded on the ASO Media label, together with Atlanta's performance o...

Esta es la parte para piano solo del poderoso, expresivo y audaz concierto para piano de Leshnoff, que ha puesto al público en pie una y otra vez. El adagio del segundo movimiento es una pintura music...