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There is hardly any other lullaby in the field of classical music - apart from Brahms' 'Guten Abend, gute Nacht' - that has gained such popularity as George Gershwin's (1898-1937) 'Summertime'. It is...

Ein Geburtstagsmenü in fünf Gängen (Kontrabass (ad lib.))

'Christmas - Peace on Earth' is the leading motive of the String Quartet, a tenet of faith as well as an expression of hope. In the first part of the work Vasks uses themes from a well-known Christmas...

'Christmas - Peace on Earth' is the leading motive of the String Quartet, a tenet of faith as well as an expression of hope. In the first part of the work Vasks uses themes from a well-known Christmas...

The Latvian composer Peteris Vasks, who is known for his atmospheric pieces for string orchestra, 'Cantabile', 'Musica dolorosa' and 'Voices', is concentrating increasingly on chamber music: his lates...

Piano / Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Percussion (optional).

First performance: Pro-Arte Quartet; Villa Aurelia, American Academy, Rome, Italy; 14 December 1936. Parts available: GS34173

Miniature Quartet No. 1 In A Minor. Parts only. Score also available for sale (NOV120187).

The set of parts for Stravinsky's rhythmic and intense Concertino. The piece was composed in 1920 and reflects the stacked chromatics and violent rhythms most famously manifest in The Rite Of Spring.

Set of parts for Variationer Over 'Mig Hjertelig Nu Længes' (Variations on 'O Sacred Head, Now Wounded') by Rued Langgaard (1914-15/1940). BVN 71

Arrangements of three of Bolcom's famous piano rags: Poltergeist, Graceful Ghost, and Incineratorag.

Stringworks is a series of popular music for working string quartets. Light repertoire pieces and entertaining encores are all expertly arranged by Jack Long. Each folio contains individual parts, plu...

Exercises in 7 major keys covering slurred, legato, staccato and détaché bowings.

... the most evocative and moving piece of chamber music composed by an Australian. It is tragic and deeply felt, terse, shattering in its impact. The Bulletin (Kenneth Robins), 27 September 1969