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The madrigal, which originated as an art form in the 14th Century Europe, is a poem for two or more voice in combination. It is a special feature of the madrigal that all vocal lines, not only the tre...

The madrigal, which originated as an art form in the 14th Century Europe, is a poem for two or more voice in combination. It is a special feature of the madrigal that all vocal lines, not only the tre...

Adoratio de parte altera Cantici Canticorum Solomonis (Adoration from the Second Book of the Song of Solomon) is written for 21 voices a capella (6 Sopranos, 5 Altos, 5 Tenors, 5 Basses [or larger Cho...

Written for SATB chorus with organ and electronic piano. Commissioned by and dedicated to the Music Department of Public Schools, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Choral score.

Written for SATB chorus, a capella.

Written for SATB chorus with organ and electronic piano. Commissioned by and dedicated to the Music Department of Public Schools, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Conductor score and accompaniment part.

Based on Predude I from THE WELL-TEMPERED CLAVIER.

While scored by Franz Lachner for eight wind instruments (flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, 2 horns, and 2 bassoons), this work is considered to be symphonic in scope.

Frederic Berr, a clarinettist who frequently worked with Rossini, transcribed the six "String Sonatas" which the composer had originally penned when he was only twelve years old. Five of these were pu...

Isaac Albéniz (1860-1909) wrote his suite España, Op. 165, also known as 'Seis Hojas de Album' ('Six Album leaves') for piano in 1890. Each of the six movements recreates a traditional Spanish dance o...

André Jolivet (1905-1974) was a French composer particularly devoted to French culture and musical thought. Influenced variously by Arnold Schoenberg and Edgard Varèse, and a founder of the group La j...

A neo-classical work consisting of five short pieces lasting one to three minutes each. Dedicated to French bassoonist Fernand Oubradous and the Paris Reed Trio.

This very well-known work by Nikolai Rimski-Korsakow (1844-1908) comes from his opera THE TALE OF TSAR SALTAN. Where THE FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE customarily showcases the virtuosic technical abilities...

American composer and folk music specialist, Ruth Crawford Seeger (1901-1953), was a prominent voice in the emerging modernist aesthetic in the early 20th century, and she became a central member of a...

On both "Hill-Songs," Percy Grainger writes: "My Hill-Songs arose out of the thoughts about and longings for the wilderness of hill countries, hill peoples, and hill musics (such as the Scottish Highl...

On both "Hill-Songs," Percy Grainger writes: "My Hill-Songs arose out of the thoughts about and longings for the wilderness of hill countries, hill peoples, and hill musics (such as the Scottish Highl...

With music by William Penn and words based on the writings and poetry of Hamlin Garlin, this is a unique and beautiful opportunity to feature a medium voice with wind ensemble (no saxophones, flugelho...

Nonet, Op. 40, a Divertimento for nine wind instruments by Gustav Schreck (1849-1918), was published in 1905. In four movements, the music alternates between the beautiful sonorities of a wind ensembl...