Sheet Music for Violin Solo

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...

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 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...

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...

Written in Iceland, Ciaccona draws inspiration from Iceland's fiery, ice-filled landscapes - evident particularly in its episode displaying flageolets - as well as from Iceland's legendary hidden inha...

Victor Music for the stage for Victor ou les Enfants au pouvoir by Roger Vitrac (1928) Between 2001 and 2006, Caroline Charrière wrote several pieces of music for the Théâtre des Osses in Fribourg, ei...

Victor Music for the stage for Victor ou les Enfants au pouvoir by Roger Vitrac (1928) Between 2001 and 2006, Caroline Charrière wrote several pieces of music for the Théâtre des Osses in Fribourg, ei...

In this five-part suite, Ivan Jevtic combines passion and sweetness by alternating tragic and luminous colors, as well as dancing tonalities. A colorful work.

In this five-part suite, Ivan Jevtic combines passion and sweetness by alternating tragic and luminous colors, as well as dancing tonalities. A colorful work.

Quatre différentes formes (mouvements) s'élaborent à partir de quatre trames. Les trames sont construites sur quatre motifs identiques. Le premier et le troisième mouvement quasiment des 'Fantaisies';...

49th Prague Spring International Music Competition

Piano reduction by the composer