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The 'Prelude and Fugue No. Vlll' is taken from 'Eight Little Preludes and Fugues' which were composed during Bach's tenure at Cöthen. They were intended most probably as instructional pieces for his c...

Only a few short years ago, jazz and classical music were considered separate and mutually exclusive worlds. No musician, it was believed, could operate in both. But in the last 2 decades, a new breed...

The 'Kinderszenen' is certainly one of Schumann's best works for piano. Every one of the 13 movements is a masterpiece by itself. His sense of phrasing was one of his greatest gifts as a composer. It...

Igor's Dance is a virtuosic, molto allegro parody of the Ballerina's Dance from Igor Stravinsky's Petrouchka, with the quintet parts including some isolated musical elements, such as single rhythmic f...

This work is about shadows, expressed in the form of musical images, of such things as colors, images from the past, and the interplay of shadows between the soloist and the ensemble as well as within...

Thomas Tomkins was an organist and composer of early English church music in the late Renaissance. A student of William Byrd and highly respected among his contemporaries, Tomkins was a master of the...

Salutations, the first of the 4 miniatures, was originally written as a concert opening for the US Army Brass Quintet, hence the very free military signals that appear here and there. The other moveme...

Having written the piece 'Condor Canyon' for trombone and brass quintet, it was a great challange and joy for me to get the commission of a similar piece, specifically for the brilliant trumpeter Ole-...

The four untitled movements of this work exhibit all of the same characteristics: within archaic Renaissance polyphonic musical structures (for instance, in the style - but not the music - of the open...

As the title points out, my intention was to take advantage and to explore the numerous characteristics of the different instruments constituting the brass quintet, especially their wide dynamic resou...

Georg Friedrich Handel, (b. 1685 in Halle, Germany d. 1759 in London) is known today more for his oratorios especially 'The Messiah' than for the more than 40 operas which he composed in nearly as man...