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6210867B204-DD18-471F-9377-50FDEE5134FDSC638The CactusThis piece, with both music and humorous text written by Patti DeWitt, explores our perception of the cactus as a prickly, usually unpleasant bit of fauna while recognizing that even a cactus flowers once a year. Texan University Interscholastic League Sightreading for 2A, 1A, and 3B Varsity Mixed (SAB) Choirs and 5A, 4A, and 3A Non-Varsity Mixed (SAB) Choirs. Versions for SATB and SAB are available from the publisher.Sab
6220867E575-27CB-478C-A062-7FE79F55A756LV728CBTropical Scene(not set)Concert Band
623086EB077-F092-4A3D-94F2-95F446F66723EBM0630085Medusa: A Monodrama for Soprano and String OrchestraPremiere: Catherine Malfitano, soprano, Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, Dennis Russell Davies conducting, Evanston, IL, March 5, 2003. Version for string orchestra accompaniment and piano accompaniment are available from the publisher. Movements: I. The Hag on the Crag, II. In Athena's Temple, III. The Rape, IV. The Sentence, V. The Expedition: Scena, VI. The Storm, VII. Interlude, VIII. After the Petrification: Scena, IX. Trio: A Beating of Wings, X. Perseus, XI. Perseus Approaches, XII. Finale: PegasusSoprano, String Orchestra
624087075C2-A0AE-4137-BFF0-F6FB03321930J12203Meeting Beethoven(not set)Piano Solo
625087295DB-4541-4FAC-AC1D-0414B7530542SC1Fisherman's LuckSatb
62608729F60-8599-4078-8CB8-086EAB28FB2EST771Thus When the SunTrumpet
6270879148D-0D9E-4BDF-957F-2BB6BD17110EEBM0610087Et Occidentem IllustraWritten in honor of the 200th anniversary of Rutgers State University. The first four performances of this work were given by the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Rutgers University Choir between February 24 and March 4, 1967, at Boston, Massachusetts, New Brunswick, New Jersey, and at Carnegie Hall, New York City. The conductor was Erich Leinsdorf. Text from "The Commission of Theodore Frelinghuysen, New York, May 30, 1755, Paragraph 1" and from Dante,"La Divina Commedia" I, 26: 112-120. Movements: I. Prooemium, II. Et Occidentum IllustraSATB Chorus: 3.1.3.3: 4.3.3.0: Timp.Perc(6): Hp.Pno: Str
6280879D6CA-935A-422F-B31C-2536B5B9ECE3SO71Symphony No. 4(not set)String Orchestra
629087DE5AD-F201-45A2-B41E-ED77D948DFB2F24Warm Up/tune Up Chart Series 2 (out-of-print)Chart
63008825218-E3B9-4E0C-86F8-E6D8E31445C2MR00465Man With the Blue Guitar, TheCommissioned by the Rochester Philharmonic under David Zinman, this overture-like work attempts to create a highly colored, dramatic and sparkling sonic purse out of everyday musical material with the what, how, and why suggested by a painting by Pablo Picasso and a poem based on it by Wallace Stevens, both favorites of the composer.2.2.2.2: 4.3.3.1: Timp.Perc(3): Hp.Pno: Str
6310885C324-E8C8-41E9-AFF2-6BE34A34DE1DX412003Music for Two Pianos2 piano version of Concerto for Two Pianos.2 Pianos
632088B5AD0-1F91-4806-A4DC-ABF146FECCB210100191Recitative Air And DanceWhile the title evokes images of 18th century forms, there is no mistaking the contemporary harmonic emphasis in this fascinating work. A bi-chordal pattern serves as a lovely cushion for a solo trumpet recitative, leading to a reflective, flowing second movement. Finally, the concluding dance is lively with satisfying brass punctuations and dynamic contrasts. Ranges are not extreme in this fresh and approachable work.Symphonic Band
633088BEFA1-B3C9-4F88-AD34-8C5D6AE2B3E5MP412003Abendmusik for Two PianosWilliam Bolcom wrote this beautiful piece for Theodor and Evelyn Jacobsen. He describes it as “leisurely, calm, with great smoothness and repose.”
634088C347B-2EE7-4FAF-898F-8DAD09FCE3F2M802790Viennese LaceFirst performed by the NBC String Orchestra, Skitch Henderson, cond., May 19, 1954.String Orchestra
63508903802-0518-480B-B59A-60E3DD4FB084SO55CFun for FiddlesThis piece for intermediate string orchestra offers great parts for everyone in the orchestra. Included in the medley after a short introduction are the following famous fiddle tunes: "Red Sky," "Turkey in the Straw," "La Varsovienne," Skip To My Lou," and "Oh! Susanna"String Orchestra
63608940306-38CE-4336-8FD1-D034F009D546D8140295 Songs (all)Digital publication by Edition Gulidoff, Ukraine.Voice, Piano
63708950d81-9e3b-11f0-a418-0022482c9682M172391The String Trio, Volume 2: Five Original Pieces by Old MastersThis collection of five original moderately difficult string trios has been compiled and edited by Walter Hoeckner (Höckner) and Hans Mlynarczyk. Included: 1. Notturno by Wolfgang Kirmayr (?-1795); 2. Trio in B-flat Major by Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782); 3. Trio in B-flat Major by Francesco Zappa (1763-1788); 4. Trio in B-flat Major by Joseph Schmitt (1734-1791); 5. Notturno a tre by G. B. Sammartini (1700-1775).2 Vn and Vc
63808969CEF-8B4E-4329-8A92-7EB7E9C176B320536231Mountain SongsTwo Mountain Songs are familiar folk songs associated with the southeastern mountain regions of the United States. Little Mohee is a love ballad and courting song that is very similar to another ballad, On Top of Old Smokey.

The melody of Billy Boy, like many other songs that were popular during the early days of this nation, was imported from England and adapted to many texts. It is an example of a question-answer song which is a form that exists in the folk traditions of many cultures. The verses were usually of a humorous or light-hearted nature.		Euphonium 1 and 2 and Tuba
63908A0B870-CE8C-4CD7-AA17-EA11DDEEABF710511183Two BuckaroosA fun piece for early student ensemble or competition, TWO BUCKAROOS captures the bouncing excitement and exploration of rhythm and harmonization with a western flair.Cornet Duet and Piano
64008A3063F-7D8F-4435-9741-96C883FCE172EBM0660079POP: See MP504001 - String Quartet No. 10Premiere: The Stanford String Quartet, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, January 25, 1989. Recorded by same on Laurel Record (LR-847). Bolcom uses a symmetrical arch form: sections I-VIII are mirrored, in reverse, by sections X-XVII, with the “strangely antique” (Bolcom) section IX being the keystone movement. Thus, section I has a counterpart in section XVII, II in XVI, and so forth. It is dedicated to his composition teacher at Stanford University, Leland Smith. In 17 short, connected movements.String quartet