Signature Series

The Douze Études display all the wealth of Villa-Lobos' polyedric cultural influences, that extend from Bach's music to Chopin's romantic lyricism, finally touching on Brazil's traditional music, thro...

Mauro Giuliani's Rossiniane, published between 1821 and 1828, are a series of six musical potpourris entirely based on the music of Gioachino Rossini. The potpourri was one of the most popular instrum...

Composed to celebrate MTNA's 150th anniversary, Introduction and Toccata by Dennis Alexander opens with a lyrical and expressive prelude that builds into a thrilling, virtuosic finale - an exhilaratin...

A new edition of the Schottish-Chôro with a revised musical text taken from the critical edition of Heitor Villa-Lobos’s Suite populaire brésilienne (catalogue number DF 16585) edited by Frédéric Ziga...

This is the initial volume of Alexandre Tansman's works for guitar in a new critical edition by Frédéric Zigante, consisting of the Polish composer's musical homages to two historically important and...

In 1956, Alexandre Tansman presented the guitarist Andrés Segovia with this suite in six movements conceived like a musical portrait of the Spanish guitarist. Segovia was not fully satisfied with the...

The critical edition of Chôros n° 1 edited by the guitarist and scholar Frédéric Zigante. It offers to performers two versions of the Chôros n° 1: the first, dated 1928, was delivered to the guitarist...

This new edition of the Je te veux, edited by Robert Orledge, is based on Satie's autographs and the first editions, providing the performer with a reliable, carefully edited score.

In 1946, George Walker was still doing graduate work at the Curtis institute when he composed Lyric for Strings, which would prove over the coming decades to become one of the most performed and endur...

Hope Arises is one of two new works requested in 2021 of composer James Barnes by Colonel Donald Schofield, to be written for the United States Air Force Band. It is a short piece intended to be used...

This three movement work, modeled on his earlier work Rhapsody for Brass, develops from and mirrors the earlier work, but with more modern tonal outlines and original melodic material. The first movem...

A concert 'centerpiece', this major work from James Curnow explores the spiritual perspectives of the First Nations of the Pacific Northwest in North America. The five movements investigate the 'Cosmo...