G. Schirmer

For a pair of Violins, a pair of Electric Guitars, a Bass Guitar and Drums. 9 Eighths was composed in 1999.

For Violin solo, Violin obligato, two Electric Guitars, Bass Guitar, Hammond Organ and Drums. Composed in 1998, the concerto's Hammond Organ part (mvt II) and Violin obligato part (mvt III) may be pla...

For Horn, Accordion, Violin, Cello, Double Bass and audio. Musicians from the Tel-Aviv Academy of Music and Electronics, conducted by Andrea Gottfried, premiered Dancing With A Mirror in Israel in 200...

For amplified Cello, and two Percussion. Impact had its premiere in January 2006 in New York City as part of 21st Anniversary of Peridance Ensemble.

A mantra is a means of meditation, a word or phrase, or even a single sound, repeated over and over again for the purpose of spiritual centering. The repetition of a mantra is said to bring about pers...

Written and first performed in 1982, Grand Pianola Music is scored for brass, winds, percussion, 2 pianos and 3 amplified women's voices. The piece was inspired by the sounds created in the hallway jo...

This work 3 Amplified Women's Voices, 2 Pianos, Percussion, Wind and Brass was premiered by the San Fransico Symphony in February 1982. Grand Pianola Music recalls the music of Charles Ives in its cre...

A lyrical and rhythmically driven work inspired by the incredible pianism of Art Tatum as well as the works of Messiaen and Nancarrow. 12 minutes.

Piano Sonata No. 3 (Dance Suite) dramatically depicts an evocative Middle Eastern subject. 15 minutes.

A new piano collection by one of Israel's rising star composers. Includes: Prelude No. 1, Moments Musicaux, Azerbaijani Dance, and more.

For solo Piano. Xiayin Wang premiered Libi Bamizrach at New York City's Lincoln Center in May 2011.

Sir John Stainer's classic text is adapted for both pneumatic and electric actions. Outstanding information on organ history, construction, management of stops, and practical studies (including some o...

For alto saxophone, clarinet, vibraphone, tam-tam, timpani, piano and harp.

Charles Tomlinson Griffes (1884 - 1920) was an American composer, whose life was tragically cut short by influenza at the age of 35. He was born in New York and studied in Berlin before returning to t...

Version for Piano Solo.

Arranged for Piano by Dolores Fredrickson.

A beginner's manual to the classical guitar. Uses a systematic approach using the interesting solo and duet music written by Noad, one of the world's foremost guitar educators. No musical knowledge is...

A beginner's manual to the classical guitar. Uses a systematic approach using the interesting solo and duet music written by Noad, one of the world's foremost guitar educators. No musical knowledge is...

A beginner's manual to the classical guitar. Uses a systematic approach using the interesting solo and duet music written by Noad, one of the world's foremost guitar educators. No musical knowledge is...

Samuel Barber's Capricorn Concerto from 1944 is named after the house in Mount Kisco, New York, where Barber lived with his partner and collaborator Gian-Carlo Menotti from 1943 to 1974. This is the S...

This new volume in Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics presents 13 favorite pieces by the ragtime master. Includes The Entertainer, Maple Leaf Rag, The Easy Winners, The Cascades, Solace, and eight...

Especially written for the college music major with a primary instrument other than piano or the college piano major who wants to develop functional skills at the keyboard. Best in a second year colle...

ANONYMOUS: Minuet in C minor, BWV Appendix 121 - C. P. E. BACH: March in G Major, BWV Appendix 124 - J. S. BACH: Bourée from Lute Suite No. 1 in E minor, BWV 996: Invention No. 14 in B-flat Major, BWV...

We climbed the creaky stairs, swept away the lingering cobwebs, and slowly pushed open the squeaky door to the Schirmer attic. Once inside the dusty room full of old music, we began our search for som...