Sheet Music Downloads by Richard Lane

Richard Lane wrote this Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano in 1981 for his friends Stanley and Naomi Drucker. Stanley was the exceptional principal clarinetist of the New York Philharmonic from 1948 to 2...

Richard Lane possesses the art of combining the instrumental voice(s) with that of the piano (whatever the degree of difficulty), admirably stimulating the expressive complicity between protagonists....

Song for cornet (trumpet, fluegelhorn) and string orchestra was composed in 1972 for Derek Smith, the father of Philip Smith, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic. That same year, Richard La...

Song for cornet (trumpet, fluegelhorn) and string orchestra was composed in 1972 for Derek Smith, the father of Philip Smith, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic. That same year, Richard La...

Song for cornet (trumpet, fluegelhorn) and string orchestra was composed in 1972 for Derek Smith, the father of Philip Smith, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic. That same year, Richard La...

The Sonatina No. 1 for Trumpet and Piano was composed by Richard Lane in 1961 and was first performed that same year by the 14-year old Gerard Schwarz (formerly co-principal trumpet with the New York...

Richard Lane dedicated with pleasure smaller works to friends or students. All have his caracteristic musical signature, a synthesis between charm and an exceptional sens for melodic and harmonic form...

In April 2004, Richard Lane wrote this Summer Song for violin and piano in anticipation of his traditional summer stay in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where he met his many musician friends with whom he g...

Sonata 1 for violin and piano was written in 1964 for Lane's friend, Isabelle Wegmann (1907-1997), renowned concert violinist and violin pedagogue. Lane and Wegmann were life-long friends and musical...

In June 1985, Richard Lane dedicated Serenade to his musician friends Ann M. and Roger (last names unknown). Lane constructed this piece on a clever canvas of letters=notes based on the last names of...

In This Particular Spring, Lane showcases a lyrical-seeking, dolce violin melody over a dramatic backdrop of echoing piano accompaniment. It is possible that Lane was inspired by the 'éntekhno' Greek...

This collection contains all three of Richard Lane's compositions for solo organ. This collection is an anthology, not a suite, as the pieces were written for different purposes. While each piece is q...

The musical genesis of this suite and its early drafts were developed in February 1995, at Richard Lane's house in Patterson (New Jersey, U.S.). At that time, together with my Duo partner Sylvio Wyler...

This Sonata for alto saxophone and piano is a perfect recital piece of medium difficulty, very melodious, supported by a piano accompaniment with a rich musical colour palette, creating wonderful atmo...

In 1987, the austrian saxophonist Otto Klingenschmid had a study scholarship at the Montclair State University, New Jersey. Richard Lane's Suite for alto saxophone and piano (Boosey & Hawkes) was incl...

This little suite was written in July 1974 when Richard Lane was 41 years-old. The five movements provide the performer with considerable freedom of expression within different styles and moods, perfo...

Richard Lane dedicated with pleasure smaller works to friends or students. All have his caracteristic musical signature, a synthesis between charm and an exceptional sense for melodic and harmonic for...