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$15.00A unique instrumentation which would make a nice change of pace on a college program.
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$12.00“Four Romances” for Oboe and Piano are melodious, late romantic style pieces with conventional form and idiomatic writing. The movements are: Berceuse, Siciliano, Intermezzo, and Caprice.
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$25.00An unusual combination of violin, viola, cello, and guitar richly descriptive and an audience delight.
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$30.00An arrangement of the Liturgical Variations by Tchaikovsky, this beautifully romantic in this format for string orchestra.
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$17.00This piece explores the various sounds and relationships between 3 disparate instruments utilizing alternative playing techniques such as singing while playing on the horn, clicking the tongue on the flute, and striking the double bass to create a percussive sound.
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$25.00This piano trio is our editor's choice for this instrumentation. Beautifully written and a pleasure to play and hear.
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$6.00This trio is a tongue-in-cheek paraphrase of Richard Wagner’s famous and influential Prelude to the 1859 opera Tristan and Isolde using jazz harmonies.
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$4.00Under the Waterfall is a descriptive piece about a boy floating down a river to a waterfall. A good addition to our Music By Young People series.
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$30.00This 3 movement piece fuses the standard brass quintet (2 Bb trumpets, horn, trombone, bass trombone/tuba) with jazz trio (guitar or piano, bass, drums).
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$8.00The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842.
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$8.00Harold Meek, former Associate Principal Horn of the Boston Symphony, has edited performance versions of two romantic works for soprano, horn and piano.