Carlos Chávez

Arranged by Carlos Chavez. SATB chorus. For SATB, Piano Rehearsal. Contemporary Choral Series. Choral. Choral Part(s). 6 pages.

For SATB A Cappella Chorus.

For Mixed Chorus A Cappella.

For Mixed Chorus A Cappella.

For Mixed Chorus A Cappella.

Carlos Chavez' Hoy No Lucio La Estrella De Tus Ojos (Now From Your Eyes No Longer Shines The Starlight) from 'Three Poems' for Voice and Piano. This work features words by Salvador Novo with anEnglish...

Carlos Chavez' Segador (The Reaper) from 'Three Poems' for Voice and Piano. This work features words by Carlos Pellicer with an English translation by Willis Wager.

Composed in 1938 and originally published in 1942 as individual sheets, this is the first collected edition of this song group. Carlos Chávez (1899-1978) was the leading Mexican classical composer of...

Carlos Chavez' Canto A La Tierra for Voice and Piano, featuring words by Enrique Gonzalez Martinez.

Carlos Chávez was probably the most important Mexican composer of the twentieth century. Chávez's style is not immediately apparent as Latin, certain folk elements of Aztec and Mexican are evident, wi...

Carlos Chavez' Piano Sonata No. 2. Edited by Max Lifchitz. Carlos Chavez was born in Mexico City on June 13, 1899. Active as a composer, pianist, conductor, educator, writerandarts administrator, he...

Carlos Chavez' Tercera Sonata for solo Piano.

Carlos Ch vez' Four New Etudes for Piano solo.

For unaccompanied oboe.

While the music of Carlos Chavez is sometimes not immediately recognisable as being distinctly 'Latin', the folk music of Mexico and the Aztec civilisations imbues his musical thinking with colorful r...

The Variations for Violin With Piano epitomises the expressive, evocative approach of Mexican composer Carlos Chavez. While Chavez's music is sometimes not immediately recognisable as being distinctly...

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

Carlos Chavez conducted the first performance of Oberatura Republicana (Republican Overture) in 1935, and in 1963, he made a version for wind ensemble and renamed it Chapultepec after the park in the...

Carlos Chavez conducted the first performance of Oberatura Republicana (Republican Overture) in 1935, and in 1963, he made a version for wind ensemble and renamed it Chapultepec after the park in the...

Carlos Chávez (1899-1978) was born in Mexico City, and began to study piano in 1910. He was self-taught in composition, analyzing the classical works, then began to compose himself in 1918. He compose...

For unaccompanied timpani.