Amy Beach

Children's Album Op. 36 for piano was composed in 1897. Times have changed for the better for Amy Beach (1867-1944). Her newfound celebrity is most welcome, adding numerous works of great originality...

The six programmatic movements in this suite depict the characters of early European pantomime, popular in America in the late 19th century: Promenade - Columbine - Pantalon - Pierrot and Pierrette -...

These two pieces by Amy Beach (1867-1944) are each tied together thematically by a hermit thrush at two different times of day: in the morning and in the evening. A Hermit Thrush at Eve is prefaced by...

Children's Album Op. 36 for piano was composed in 1897. Times have changed for the better for Amy Beach (1867-1944). Her newfound celebrity is most welcome, adding numerous works of great originality...

Amy Beach, born in 1867, was a child prodigy who was composing little pieces on the piano by the age of four. By the 1920's she was so popular that there were music clubs in her name all over the coun...

This sparkling, opening movement of the piano suite took its inspiration from Columbine, the tricky servant from the Commedia dell'arte. Now available for flute and piano.

Amy Marcy Beach was the first American woman to succeed as a composer. Her uniue upbringing in New England included a notable circle which included composer William Mason and writer Oliver Wendell Hol...