Lowell Liebermann

By Lowell Liebermann. For Flute, Guitar. Premiered by Paula Robison, Flutem, and Eliot Fisk, Guitar, March 15, 1989 at St. Paul's Chapel, New York City. Score and parts. Composed 29-May-88. Opus 25. 1...

By Lowell Liebermann. For Flute. Classical. Solo part. Composed 1993. Opus 44. 6 pages. Duration 5:00.

By Lowell Liebermann. Organ. For Organ. Classical. Solo part. Composed 15-Oct-85. Opus 16. 7 pages.

Set of performance scores.

Composed 1977. Opus 2. 11 pages. Duration 6:00.

By Lowell Liebermann. Edited by Ithaca College. SATB chorus. For SATB, Piano Rehearsal. Ithaca College Choral Series. Premiered November 13, 1999, Ithaca College, conducted by Lawrence Doebler. Choral...

For S.A.T.B. Chorus, Tenor and Baritone Soloists, and Organ Opus 15

Romantic and rhapsodic to the core, ROMANCE, ETUDE, AND CHORALE is a welcome addition to the piano four-hands repertoire. Although the composer has written numerous pieces for multiple pianos (Daydrea...

Since the creation of Nocturne No. 1 in 1986, Liebermann has added ten more to the genre. Favorable comparisons abound to the nocturnes of Chopin, Field, and others, and Liebermann's own nocturnes are...

Lowell Liebermann's Sonata is surely one of the most widely played pieces for flute by a living composer. It is cast in two movements: a sensuously lyrical Lento con rubato; and a nimble; mischievous...

For Flute and Orchestra Opus 39

For Piccolo and Orchestra Opus 50

Liebermann wrote an emotionally charged Elegy to clarinetist Jon Manasse's late father, Dr. Gustave Manasse, a man who had spent a lifetime in the field of clinical psychology in pursuit of non-pharma...

AIR was originally composed for flute and organ in 2008, and later adapted for flute or violin solo with orchestra. This version with piano was created by the composer in conjunction with the orchestr...

Lowell Liebermann's first major work for saxophone, the TRIO, Op. 137 for Flute, Alto Saxophone, and Piano, shimmers with elegant beauty for all three performers. The idiomatic writing for both wind p...

A gem in the repertoire for the magical combination of clarinet and viola, Liebermann's TRIO, Op. 128 is a 26-minute masterwork in three movements. Ranging from shimmering dark textures through rollic...

Liebermann's Pastorale, Op. 5 for Woodwind Trio dates from the composer's high school years, but the 3-minute work is not juvenilia except in its brevity. Pastorale has a charm inherent in the chamber...

Liebermann wrote an emotionally charged Elegy to clarinetist Jon Manasse's late father, Dr. Gustave Manasse, a man who had spent a lifetime in the field of clinical psychology in pursuit of non-pharma...

Clarinetists have already enjoyed a wealth of mixed chamber music and a 25-minute concerto by Lowell Liebermann. With the newly-published Op. 138, the sonata repertory gains a monumental and powerful...

'The [Concerto] is neoromantic: soaring melodies, blatantly tonal, and quite purposefully allows the audience access to its artistic message and aesthetic. It is (heaven forfend in these days of acade...

A modern master contemplates the past and looks to the future in Lowell Liebermann’s STRING QUARTET No. 6. Composed for the renowned Dover Quartet, Liebermann’s quartet is supremely expressive through...

When the Philadelphia Orchestra premiered Liebermann's CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN featuring soloist Chantal Juillet and conductor Charles Dutoit, the Philadelphia Inquirer forecast the work would have “a pop...

Liebermann composed this emotionally charged Elegy in memory of clarinetist Jon Manasse's late father - originally for Clarinet and Piano, and now available for Soprano Saxophone and Piano. The compos...