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The Paris based former student of Dutilleux begins this piece in an atonal vein, full of tense contrasts, which gradually changes to arrive at a modal, atmospheric calm in the final section. The piece...

These three effective pieces become successively more difficult as the composition changes from a meditative to an eruptive approach. The organist familiar with contemporary 'soundscapes' will find th...

'O Magnum Mysterium' by the Spanish composer Francisco Carbonell won the 3rd prize at the International Composition Competition Musica Sacra Nova 2016. A chamber choir work with moods of film music fo...

The russian composer and pianist Alexander Rosenblatt (born 1956 in Moscow) writes music in cross-over-style, leaving behind the boarders between the so called 'serious' and 'popular' music. His 'Chri...

Settings of medieval texts that feature singable and accessible straight-lined vocal movements suitable for both smaller and larger SATB choirs.

During his time as Master of the Queen's Music, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies wrote a new carol for Her Majesty the Queen each Christmas. Lullay, My Child, and Weep No More was the first in this series, wr...

Written by Christian Tetzlaff, one of the most interesting and most versatile violinists of his generation, this cadenza for Beethoven's Violin Concerto for violin and timpanis is published for the fi...

Ullmann finished his one act opera ‘Der zerbrochene Krug’ after a play of the same title by Heinrich von Kleist shortly before his internment in the concentration camp of Theresienstadt (Terezin), whe...

Commenting on this cycle of 35 songs, the composer writes: "The contradictions in human nature delighted him; he loved the unevenness of life and all its manifestations. While nineteenth Century music...

The text of this 'small sound piece' combines material from Petrarch's well-known Sonnet No. 132 and its Baroque adaptation by Martin Opitz, alternating between - and sometimes mixing - Italian and Ge...