Joseph Turrin

I wrote 'Three Episodes' for a recording project with Phil Smith and I were doing for the International Trumpet Guild in 2001. Although I never gave the individual movements any titles - the first mov...

3 Excursions, by Joseph Turrin treads gratifying terrain. Neither diatonic nor abstract, in an idiom familiar to performers and listeners, 3 Excursions is a handsomely crafted showcase for both the tr...

3 Excursions, by Joseph Turrin treads gratifying terrain. Neither diatonic nor abstract, in an idiom familiar to performers and listeners, 3 Excursions is a handsomely crafted showcase for both the tr...

Written for and commissioned by Jason Ham, Principal Euphonium with the US Military Academy Band at West Point (USA). I wanted to write something technically challenging yet had sections of expressive...

Symmetries' for two pianos was written in March, 2003 in memory of William Russo, composer, music educator and friend who lived and worked in Chicago and had a deep love and understanding of both musi...

Symmetries' for two pianos was written in March, 2003 in memory of William Russo, composer, music educator and friend who lived and worked in Chicago and had a deep love and understanding of both musi...

Regiment of Heroes was written for and dedicated to 'The Presidents Own' United States Marine Band. This powerful composition opens with a lively syncopated figure followed by a contrasting melodic tr...

This exceptionally unique work by Joseph Turrin is composed in memory of Howard Hanson, one of the 20th century's greatest proponents of American music. While decidedly modern in sound, the mood of th...

At the forefront of the British music scene's new acoustic movement, South London duo Olly Knights and Gale Paradganian have firmly established themselves with this Mercury Prize-nominated debut album...

More laid-back acoustic folk-pop on this second album from the South London duo. Arranged for guitar with tablature and notation, and full lyrics and chords.

Score and parts.

Asterism scored for 12 tenor and 4 bass trombones,was commissioned by Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone of the New York Philharmonic for one of his annual Trombone Workshops in 2003. I always thought...

Walt Whitman's poem 'Beat, Beat Drums!' is set to music in this grandiose work. For 2-part men/women or SATB chorus.

Festival Music was written in 1997 and commissioned by Ikemiya Music in celebration of the 600th year anniversary of the Temple of the Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, Japan.The opening ceremonies took place...