Sheet Music by Female Composers: A Rich and Diverse Selection

Four evocative adventure pieces for the student violist. * Trinity Grade 3

This is a book for viola students in their first few years of learning. Pieces 1 to 3 are intended for those at about Grade 1; Pieces 4 to 6 are for those working at Grade 2; Pieces 7 to 9 suit those...

This is a book for viola students in their first few years of learning. Pieces 1 to 3 are intended for those at about Grade 1; Pieces 4 to 6 are for those working at Grade 2; Pieces 7 to 9 suit those...

Johanna Senfter’s Duo, completed in 1956, is the last and at the same time most compact of her five compositions for viola and piano. The impressive work is in a classical A-B-A form. Two mostly calm,...

In 1932 Johanna Senfter wrote Sechs Stücke for the church holidays for viola and organ. She arranged five of them for viola and piano as well. They are remarkable, atmospheric and colourful character...

The Sonata F minor for viola and piano op. 41, completed in May 1922, still breathes the spirit of the grand master Reger and yet already goes its own way in terms of rhythm, harmony, modulation and f...

The second Sonata F major for viola and piano op. 101 was composed in 1943 and is a fascinating testimony to its time. It stands in the tradition of the great classical sonata literature and yet is ch...

Of the five works that Johanna Senfter wrote for viola and piano, the Variations op. 94, completed at the beginning of the 1940s, are certainly her most sophisticated composition in terms of harmony a...

The original version for violin dates from 1981, thus being one of the early works by the Israeli composer who teaches at Harvard University. About 35 years later, Chaya Czernowin wrote the arrangemen...

Ensemble Magazine, Spring 2013

This lovely piece from the 1940s is back by popular demand. Ideal for study or recital. Also available for viola and piano.

for cello and piano This piece draws inspiration from the book City of Falling Angels which gives a rich portrayal of Venice. The use of extended melodies that contrast with fragmented phrases portray...

This piece was inspired by a photograph of Phoebe Theodora's called 'One summer in London’, selected for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery in 2012. It shows a young wo...