Editions Bim

The theme of Sonhos (Dreams) was influenced by the jazz-style of 'ballade' both in its form and harmony.

Miko Dance is a concerto for horn and orchestra written to commemorate the 10th edition of the 'Hoshina Academy Chamber Orchestra Ensemble Harmonia,' that was held early 2007 in Kurashiki and Tokyo. T...

This Ballade for horn and chamber orchestra is the first of a series of 'mini-concerti' for solo instrument, each lasting about 12 minutes with classical Mozart orchestral accompaniment. The work is i...

Thanks to the basic exercises compiled here, I have been able to build and maintain my orchestral, soloist and chamber music career in the best physical shape, as is absolutely necessary in our profes...

Dedicated to the Swiss horn player Bruno Schneider. I. Ritual (1'15) - II. sarabande (1'15) - III. gigue (1'30)

Adventures in Brass is a series of six solo pieces for brass and piano composed by Anthony Plog and commissioned by M. Dee Stewart, Director of College Auditions [ CAP ventures: College Auditions Prep...

Clarinet and chamber orchestra or wind ensemble or piano ''Silhouette of a song'' or ''shadow of the sound'' may seem at first glance to be a somewhat whimsical and contradictory title, but it is mea...

Clarinet and chamber orchestra or wind ensemble or piano ''Silhouette of a song'' or ''shadow of the sound'' may seem at first glance to be a somewhat whimsical and contradictory title, but it is mea...

For 1 Percussionist with Marimba (or Piano) Accompaniment.

For 1 Percussionist with Marimba (or Piano) Accompaniment.

For 9 Temple Blocks (Or Mixed Wood Blocks), Snare Drum, Cymbal And Gong.

For 9 Temple Blocks (Or Mixed Wood Blocks), Snare Drum, Cymbal And Gong.

Exact instrumentation: 2.2.2.2. - 2.2.0.0. - timpani, grand cassa - strings The present work published here for the first time bears the title: 'Concertino für die Tenor Bass Posaune mit Begleitung de...

When Jean-Pierre Mathez asked me to write this concerto for trombone, I was perplexed: what kind of music should I write for such an unusual solo instrument? Then I remembered J.C. Higginbotham* and h...