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Lasting images and impressions that make up several days spent in Tokyo. I. Shibuya - A traffic light where a river of people moves almost mechanically, everyone follows their own direction. II. Meiji...

In November 1986, Richard Lane composed this Trio for violin, horn in F, and piano, his 309th work, and dedicated it to Elaine Sutin-Teicher (violin), Susan Teicher (piano), and Kazimierz Machala (hor...

The music left by the Czech composers imprisoned in Terezin and then murdered by the Nazis during World War II is one of the marvels of twentieth century art. Had they lived and continued to write, th...

The world premiere of Three Paul Verlaine Songs took place on the Isle of Man on March 23, 2010, on the occasion of the 'Lionel Tertis International Viola Festival and Competition', at the Bank Concer...

In this piece I have inserted a few notes from an icelandic song and inspired me from the different states and aspects of fire: Small soft flame, nascent fire, smouldering under the ashes, will-o'-the...

Flute (+piccolo), trumpet (+piccolo in Bb + flugehorn) and organ When Joel Treybig suggested the idea of writing for flute, trumpet, and organ, this combination seemed like a wonderful possibility to...

In book X of his confessions, St. Augustin wrote: 'in the mechanisms of recollection, if oblivion were indeed total, reminiscence would be impossible. The piece 'Mémoire, cercles' [memory, circles] is...

Gene Young's 'Thirty-Five Mescals In Cuautla' is a setting of Malcolm Lowry's (1909-1957) autobiographical verse that is derived from his towering novel, 'Under The Volcano' (1947). All the performers...

Fremdländler is a musical rendering of a famous story called Ds Totemügerli by Swiss writer Franz Hohler. The interprets should be like storytellers and incorporate as accurately as possible the atmo...

Festival Music was written in 1997 and commissioned by Ikemiya Music in celebration of the 600th year anniversary of the Temple of the Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, Japan.The opening ceremonies took place...

ANECDOTAL ANTIDOTES was written for Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot, a group of faculty players from The Hartt School at the University of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut. Its members include Anton Miller, vi...

Before Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) and Plato (c.428-c.348 B.C.), before Buddha (VI or V c. B.C.) and Confucius (551-479 B.C.), in an age when the calendar had ten months, the year had 354 days, and peopl...

On a rhythmic and pulsating ostinato of the harp, the simple melody of the trombone unfolds and gradually becomes more intense and passionate. The rhythmic and melodic souls intertwine and merge into...

In this three-movement suite, Corrado Maria Saglietti skillfully uses his sense of drama, elegance and burlesque to transport us into a quasi-cinematic comedy in which the melodies are transformed int...

In Time for bass trombone, piano and percussion is a single movement, eight minute work written in 1989. Commissioned by David Titcomb, the work was inspired by the events at Tiananmen Square and is d...

In the late Spring of 2007 I was asked by John Miller, Professor of Brass at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester to write a piece for brass ensemble. It was to be a joint project with RN...

In the late Spring of 2007 I was asked by John Miller, Professor of Brass at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester to write a piece for brass ensemble. It was to be a joint project with RN...

In the late Spring of 2007 I was asked by John Miller, Professor of Brass at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester to write a piece for brass ensemble. It was to be a joint project with RN...