Partituras dificil de G. Schirmer

Challenge your chamber group with this fascinating work by one of our most important contemporary composers. The title refers to the way in which other instruments expand upon and transform the colors...

For Soprano, Harp and two Pianos. Boaz won the 2002 Israel Culture Ministry Prize. Its five movements' texts are by Tirtza Dorman: Kvarim Ktanim (Small Graves), Al Pi Hakever (On the Edge of the Grave...

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.

For Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Bassoon and Piano. Jerusalem Mix takes its name from a popular Israeli dish made of an eclectic assortment of fried meats. The dish, much like the city of its origin, is a me...

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...

For Clarinet, Violin and Piano.

The striking vision of a pair of captive giraffes, taken from Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa, is the inspiration for this moving vocal work from one of America's most popular conductor-composers. Writte...

A work for Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano.

This is one of the most dramatic of chamber pieces. Its opening movement is propulsive, its questing first subject beginning with declamatory five-note motive which rises and falls spikily, then repea...

This work for Piano by Morton Gould is made up of six pieces, each illustrating some aspect of China's landmarks and culture.

This is one of the most dramatic of chamber pieces. Its opening movement is propulsive, its questing first subject beginning with declamatory five-note motive which rises and falls spikily, then repea...

This publication for the first time presents the full score of George Antheil's Ballet mécanique as originally conceived. The work to prepare this edition was the result of a remarkable collaboration...

1997 edition. This work was commissioned by Sylvia Marlowe and the Harpsichord Quartet of New York.

For clarinet, bassoon, French horn, violin, viola, cello and double bass.

In Distance is so titled because of the wide 'distance' between each of the instruments (Piccolo, Harp and Bass Drum) in terms of register, timbre and dynamics. The music itself is also distant, in th...

The Lark is Mily Balakirev's arrangement for piano solo of the song of the same name by Mikhail Glinka, also known as 'A Farewell to St. Petersburg'. It retains much of the lyricism of the original bu...

Commissioned by the Michigan State University Alumni Band, this three movement work by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Karel Husa was the winner of the first Louis Sudler International Wind Band Compo...

Commissioned by the Michigan State University Alumni Band, this three-movement work by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Karel Husa was the winner of the first Louis Sudler International Wind Band Compo...

Originally written for unaccompanied clarinet, here composer Joan Tower has transcribed Wings for unaccompanied alto saxophone.

Although fairly brief in duration, this exciting overture features plenty of power and musical depth. Originally a work for brass quintet, it wasn't until many years later that the full band version t...

Although fairly brief in duration, this exciting overture features plenty of power and musical depth. Originally a work for brass quintet, it wasn't until many years later that the full band version t...