Intermediate Classical Music of the Modern Age Sheet Music

A song cycle that lifts up and reflects on nature and the seasons utilizing four different poets. Contents:I. Spring: Fair Annet’s SongII. Summer: Tropic RainIII. Fall: The Leaves Are FallingIV. Winte...

An extended work by noted composer, Gwyneth Walker. This seven-movement work explores the unique character of each of the lakes in the upper midwestern United States and central Canada, as well as the...

This award-winning multi-movement work takes the listener through a journey of reflection and hope. Based on words of Representative Barbara Mikulski to Congress quoting R.F.K. and the Baltimore Sun,...

A hauntingly beautiful work that captures the essence of awakening and transformation. It invites listeners on a journey from the serene depths of slumber to the vibrant embrace of reality.

A rare setting of these words, suitable for the moderate choir and very effective in performance.

The rhythm and joy of Segalariak tells the story of a harvesting competition between Basque farmer friends. The rapid alterations between 6/8 and 3/4 create a rambunctious and very enthusiastic musica...

This original composition expresses deep sentiments of excitement and joy. Using both Korean and contemporary elements, and variations in tempo, timbre, and dynamics, Kwae-ji-na Ching Ching is a drama...

A Chain Is Broken illustrates the difficulties associated with finding a new way - in this case specifically from the perspective of an Iranian-American. The work expresses feelings of aspiration, opt...

The Song We Sing sets three new poems by Robert Bode for SATB choir and piano four-hands. Compelling and incredibly unique, William Averitt's compositional voice shines through in both excitement and...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Like a glowing mass of rock, magma, the rhythm of the quintet's first movement bubbles. Motivic fragments of individual voices break out of this rhythm, which is based on a twenty-bar structure, and d...

Premiered at the 2005 Michigan Music Educators Conference, Escapades was commissioned by the Grand Valley State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble under the baton of Barry D. Martin, with Arthur Campb...

Premiered at the 2005 Michigan Music Educators Conference, Escapades was commissioned by the Grand Valley State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble under the baton of Barry D. Martin, with Arthur Campb...

Maurice Ravel's Le Tombeau De Couperin, which has been expertly arranged for Wind Quintet by Hans Abrahamsen.

In the context of the non-tonal, rhythmically complex tonal language of Hans Winterberg's works of the 1960s, the Sudeten-Suite with its turn to tonality has its own special place. The three movements...

In 1993, Richard Lane was commissioned by Ron Levy and the Manchester Chamber Players (Vermont, USA) to write this Trio for viola, cello and piano. The first movement depicts a playful and blissful di...