G. Schirmer

A delightful miniature based on folk music from the composer's native Moravia. Duration ca. 4 minutes.

This piece was originally composed in 1989, with a new version created in 2002, commissioned by cellist Kate Dillingham and premiering in April 2002 at Merkin Concert Hall in New York City.

Muczynski's grandparents emigrated from Warsaw, Poland to Chicago - where he was born in 1929. Throughout his musical career, Muczynski has earend a reputation for being a fine pianist, as well as com...

Selected and edited by Larry Teal. Fourteen numbers by J. S. Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Dvorak, Granados, Mendelssohn, Saint-Saens, Schubert and Tchaikovsky. With piano accompaniment. For ABRSM examinat...

Although many outstanding composers have written for the saxophone, its comparitively late invention leaves a great void in its literature - namely that of pre-20th Century music. If the saxophonist w...

From Händel's 1743 oratorio, originally sung by a bass voice. This arrangement captures the heroic spirit of this aria.

For unaccompanied tuba.

Selected and edited by Herbert Wekselblatt. Twenty-six selections by Bach, Berlioz, Bernstein etc. Brings the tuba player a new awareness of technical and artistic possibilities.

Edited and fingered by Giuseppe Buonamici.

This publication presents six of the composer's piano etudes composed over the past decade. Each etude is an homage to a composer, with Thomas finding inspiration in the music of Bartok, Berio, Boulez...

This compilation of favorite finger exercises includes The School of Velocity, Op. 299; The Art of Finger Dexterity, Op. 740; and 30 New Studies in Technics, Op. 849.

For solo Piano. Commissioned by the New York International Piano Competition.

Now available in an SSAA edition! After an opening that evokes a confused and troubled world, this work bursts into a sweeping attempt to drive the world's coldness away in favor of love. Flute part i...

The poetry used in this setting of The Voices was presented to Dale Warland on the occasion of his final concert with the Dale Warland Singers by his friend, the poet Michael Dennis Browne. Dale write...

Written to be sung in unison or in hymn-style harmony, this heartfelt work can be sung on any number of occasions in which the gathered community wishes to sing an expression of gratitude. Perform it...

This beautiful Wendell Berry poem sets a mood of quiet and serenity. This piece captures this same mood through the music. The added cello will assist in capturing the long lines and quiet stirring.

With a quiet and free opening solo on a single pitch imploring Peace, not war, the stage is set for a passionate and heart-felt song of peace. Seven statements of peace populate this powerful anthem e...

Written to honor Roger MacNeill, the composer has adapted 5 sacred texts celebrating love, life and joy. The opening music sets the text from Isaiah The whole earth is at rest and is quiet and the fin...

Written in a romantic/heroic style, this impressive overture from Rossano Galante features sweeping and lush melodies along with brilliant brass fanfares and woodwind flourishes. For the mature ensemb...

Carlos Chavez's Sinfonia India, arranged for Concert Band by Frank Erickson.

Aria And Roulade for Concert Band by Norman Dello Joio.

Premiered by the University of Connecticut Wind Ensemble in the presence of President Clinton, Gould's last large work for wind ensemble is a striking mood piece that conveys a melancholic feeling. A...

Written in a romantic/heroic style, this impressive overture from Rossano Galante features sweeping and lush melodies along with brilliant brass fanfares and woodwind flourishes. For the mature ensemb...

Paul Creston was one of the most performed composers of the 1940s and '50s, and his music remains important and relevant today. His unique rhythmic and harmonic style is apparent in Five Little Dances...

Paul Creston was one of the most performed composers of the 1940s and '50s, and his music remains important and relevant today. His unique rhythmic and harmonic style is apparent in Five Little Dances...