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This hymn was written by Father Ranald Rankin in about 1855 and is sung at Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve on Barra, South Uist and Eriskay in the Outer Hebrides. It was written in Scottish Gaelic and...

Three movements: Come un ballo; Adagio e liberement; Moderato.

Three movements for Flute and Cello: Eye of the Hawk; Song Dog Hollow; The Clearwater (below the bridge). Commissioned by John Keegan, philosopher and fly fisherman. This piece reflects Keegan's love...

This collection consists of three arrangements by Ricky Lombardo of beloved Christmas favorites, including Deck the Halls, Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella, and Jolly Old Saint Nicholas. The Instrument...

Three movements for Violin, Clarinet and Piano: Simple, Snappy, Quirky and Ramblin. Commissioned by Mark Wolbers for Alaska Pro Musica: 'In the years 1993 to 1996, I was commissioned to compose three...

Influenced by the sights and sounds of Puget Sound, this work was inspired by the town of Gig Harbor, Washington. Composed by award-winning composer and flutist Laurel Zucker, Harbor Sounds evokes a p...

A seven movement song-cycle based on poetry of Philip Terman. The movements are titled Prelude, Spring, Summer, Interlude, Fall, Winter, Postlude.

Five Variations on a Korean Hymn Tune, based on 'God's Great Grace It Is Has Brought Us' (지금까지 지내온 것) is suitable for both the concert hall and religious settings. The total length of this wor...

L'Encore' is a short vignette originally composed for Flute, Clarinet (in A) and orchestra accompaniment. For this edition with piano reduction, to transpose the A Clarinet part for B-flat Clarinet wo...

Going Up?' was commissioned in 2007 by the New York trio Eight Strings and a Whistle and completed in 2008. The material and energy of the piece continually pulls the listener upward, hence the title....

This collection consists of four arrangements by David Weller of some Sacred favorites, including The Ash Grove, Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Sheep May Safely Graze, and 'Tis a Gift to be Simple. The I...

Fleurs d'automne is a set of four contrasting movements, inspired by Paris in autumn: Feuilles, L'ete de Saint-Martin, Waltz: La Toussaint, and Fete des jardins. This particularly unique instrumentati...

This piece is intended to recreate a particular experience of the 2017 solar eclipse musically. Before the eclipse, there is the quiet excitement of the upcoming event. Things feel a little unusual, t...

Anže Rozman's I Give This Music to You (To glasbo podarjam tebi) for Violin, Cello, and Piano. I Give This Music to You by Anze Rozman is a single-movement work for violin, cello and piano, composed f...

Inner Me by Anze Rozman is a single-movement work for flute, violin and piano, composed for Trio Essenziale from Ljublana, Slovenia. It begins with the statement of eight chords in the piano, followed...

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...

This newly-engraved reconstruction of the Grand Quartet in D minor, Op. 103 by Friedrich Kuhlau, arranged for Flute, Violin, Viola and Cello by Paul Hippolyte Camus includes a full score and all four...

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...