Leroy Osmon

Leroy Osmon presents 'Y cuando me haya ido' for Soprano and Piano. Written by the composer in memory of a dear friend and fellow musician.

Leroy Osmon - ¡El código Morris está roto! per Ottetto Tuba-Eufonio.

Leroy Osmon presents Fields of Wonder for winds and percussion. Ostinato percussion figures accompany various solos from the wind instruments through a variety of polymeters and graphically notated al...

Leroy Osmon presents Three Poems for Children for mezzo-soprano and wind quartet (flute, bass clarinet, horn, and bassoon). Osmon's blend of wind Americana (Sousa, Copeland, and Foster) is paired with...

Leroy Osmon presents Kemah: In the Face of the Wind for winds and percussion. Osmon's blend of wind Americana (Sousa, Copeland, and Foster) is paired with the sounds of Mexican bands and the harmonic...

Leroy Osmon's Octet is an unusual example of the genre. Four woodwinds, two trombonists, and two percussionists allow Osmon unusual timbres and an unexpected mix of musical ideas - brassy strikes agai...

Leroy Osmon presents Y cuando me haya ido for Soprano, Flute, Bass Clarinet, Horn, and Cello. Written by the composer in memory of a dear friend and fellow musician.

Leroy Osmon presents Acquainted with the Night for Contralto, Cello and Harp (or Piano), with text by Robert Frost.

Leroy Osmon presents Fantasies for Winds and Percussion. The Fantasies for Winds and Percussion was composed in 1973 and received its first performance in the Spring of 1974 at the Texas UIL Solo & En...

Leroy Osmon presenta Cinque poesie di Aracely Loeza Frias per Soprano, Flauto, Clarinetto basso, Corno e Violoncello. I movimenti sono: En el silencio de mi voz, Algunas, Hay noches, Hoy me vi e Ámame...

Leroy Osmon presents Field of Light for six flutes and five percussionists. Instrumentation: 6 Flutes, Percussion 1 (Bells, Xylophone), Percussion 2 (Vibraphone, optional Bells), Percussion 3 (Xylopho...

Leroy Osmon presents November Music for SATB Choir and Orchestra, composed in honor of National Musicians Day in Mexico with text drawn from the works of Percy Bysshe Shelley and Arthur O'Shaughnessy.