String Orchestra with Instrumental Solo

Trumpet or Cornet Solo & String Orchestra.

Trumpet or Cornet Solo & String Orchestra.

Trumpet (Corno da Caccia), Strings and BC or Piano. Johann Melchior Molter (ca. 1695- 1765), born in the Thuringian principality of Eisenach, became in 1717 a musicien in the service of Margrave Karl...

The Nocturne for tuba and strings is one of a series of solo pieces written for all of the brass instruments (trumpet, horn, trombone, euphonium, and tuba). These solo pieces include an unaccompanied...

Monument', a nine minute Elegy for solo tuba and strings (also with piano reduction by the composer) was written from November 2006 through January 2007. The work was commissioned by the renowned tuba...

This concerto was conceived in the classical form of three distinct movements. The string orchestra has not been limited to a role merely as accompaniment; it offers a complementary concertant voice t...

This piece was written for Roger Bobo. The tuba, invented around 1830 has no original baroque repertoire, so these Variations in Olden Style were conceived after the Polonaise of the French Suite VI b...

Tuba & Strings

The Poeme for viola and string orchestra (or piano) op. 84, is dedicated to Michael Murray-Robertson. The one-movement work begins with an ostinato which builds with a large crescendo. The instrumenta...

Viola Solo & String Orchestra.

Viola Solo & String Orchestra.

Orchestration Solo Viola Strings (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass) The Viola Air is a heartfelt love song in the form of a long arching lament, built around a simple and passionate theme woven...

Concerto for Viola d'amore in D major, RV 392 was composed in the early 18th century (c. 1715-1720) by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) during his prolific years in Venice, likely in connection with his wo...

Georg Phillipp Telemann (1681-1767), among the most prolific composers with 900 or so works, is also notable for having written the first concerto for the viola. Written in four movements rather than...

The four movements of this concerto, written in 1988 and first performed in Erevan in 1989 by virtuoso Rouben Aharonian, especially illustrate the expressive fugal characteristics of the great Armenia...

Poem for violin and string orchestra was composed in 1972. The members of the generation who grew during the great Shostakovich era are of course marked by him. The young composers not only admired hi...