Lauren Keiser Music Publishing

Critical edition with detailed performance notes by Charles Neidich.

Edward Curtis, the great American photographer, traveled the American West during the early decades of the 20th century, taking literally of tens of thousands of photographs of Native Americans, chron...

BENEATH CALM WATERS is a cinematic tone poem evoking the scene of a gigantic sea creature rising from the depths below to wreak havoc on an ill-fated cruise ship passing through its domain. Below the...

This work was inspired by the great Alexios Komnenos, emperor of Byzantium during 1081 to 1095. During the first crusade, he fought and won several battles, marking his brilliant mind for strategy and...

This work is one of three pieces of educational programming by composer David Ott. Each begins with a video hosted by the composer explaining the relationship of music to other subjects or describing...

This work is one of three pieces of educational programming by composer David Ott. Each begins with a video hosted by the composer explaining the relationship of music to other subjects or describing...

Michael Haydn (1737-1806), younger brother of Josef Haydn, had been in the employ of Colloredo, Archbishop in Salzburg as Court Composer and Leader (Concertmaster) of the court orchestra. In 1783, he...

Michael Haydn (1737-1806), younger brother of Josef Haydn, had been in the employ of Colloredo, Archbishop in Salzburg as Court Composer and Leader (Concertmaster) of the court orchestra. In 1783, he...

Lyric for Strings was composed in 1946 and was originally the second movement of my first string quartet. After a brief introduction, the principal theme that permeates the entire work is introduced b...

This edition contains brilliant examples of blending elements of folklore with classical composition technique by two Czech masters. The volume includes Bedrich Smetana's From My Homeland and Mazurek...

Contents: Epithalam (Liszt); Hejre Kati, Waves of Balaton, Zephyr Op. 30/5 (Hubay); Caprices Nos. 1-2 (Vecsey).

Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) created and dedicated the TZIGANE to the wonderful Hungarian violinist Jelly d'Aranyi. The premiere performance took place in the Spring of 1924. This work requires brillianc...

Contains La Campanella, Op.7 and Moto Perpetuo, Op.11. Niccolò Paganini gave the premiere performance of his Second Violin Concerto at La Scala in Milan, 1827. The success of the performance was such...

Sarasate's concert career began at age seventeen after he was awarded the coveted Premier Prix from the Paris Conservatoire for both violin and composition. After his London debut, the playwright and...

The Adagietto is the 4th movement of Gustav Mahler's (1860-1911) FIFTH SYMPHONY, written in 1901-1902. It is Mahler's most popular work, often performed separately from the symphony. This incredibly e...

The Scherzo is a movement by Felix Mendelssohn from the incidental music to the play by William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. The play inspired Mendelssohn to compose the music because it w...

This edition of the Twelve Duets for Two Violins by Mozart is based on the 1798 edition by J.André in Offenbach and the 1800 edition by Artaria & Co. in Vienna. These duets are masterful adaptations o...

This edition of the Twelve Duets for Two Violins by Mozart is based on the 1798 edition by J.André in Offenbach and the 1800 edition by Artaria & Co. in Vienna. These duets are masterful adaptations o...

This edition of the Twelve Duets for Two Violins by Mozart is based on the 1798 edition by J.André in Offenbach and the 1800 edition by Artaria & Co. in Vienna. These duets are masterful adaptations o...

This edition of the Twelve Duets for Two Violins by Mozart is based on the 1798 edition by J.André in Offenbach and the 1800 edition by Artaria & Co. in Vienna. These duets are masterful adaptations o...

The musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in his early youth studied violin with his father Leopold Mozart, who was a well-known violin pedagogue and author of an important treatise on violin playing...

This concerto was composed in 1775 in Salzburg. Mozart was a fine violinist who studied violin with his father, Leopold Mozart. He composed this concerto for himself, but upon completion of the work,...

All five of Mozart's violin concerti were composed by the 19-year-old prodigy in 1775. Wolfgang studied violin with his father Leopold, a well-known composer and an important violin pedagogue. In his...

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Rondo in C major, K. 373 is a charming and virtuosic work composed in 1781 for violin and orchestra, though it is often performed today in a violin and piano arrangement. Wri...