Martin Rokeach

for Piccolo and Piano. Written to express feelings of a tragic loss. The composer has also arranged a version of this work for Piccolo, Strings and Harp (CM-39).

This Concerto for Piccolo and Orchestra by Martin Rokeach was composed for Amy Likar and was premiered in March of 2016 by the Oakland (California) Symphony. The first movement, 'Proclamations, Whispe...

Going Up?' was commissioned in 2007 by the New York trio Eight Strings and a Whistle and completed in 2008. The material and energy of the piece continually pulls the listener upward, hence the title....

A beautiful work, originally composed for piccolo and piano, now transcribed for piccolo, strings (violin I, violin II, viola, cello, and bass) and harp or small chamber orchestra. A perfect work to d...

for Flute, Violin, Cello and Guitar. This evocative piece combines a unique group of instruments and creates sounds that are energetic and haunting at the same time. A great addition for chamber ensem...

This award-winning chamber work is receiving a lot of notice from clarinetists. In the composer's own words: 'Did you ever feel so excited about something you didn't think you could wait for, but you...

Finally back in print, this widely performed duet is once again available. A challenging and refreshing one-movement work from an award-winning composer. The sonority of clarinet and guitar is one of...