Spartiti Avner Dorman per ensemble

For Violin, Cello and Piano. Premiered by 'Golan' Trio at the Jerusalem Music Center in 2002.

For Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Bassoon and Piano. Jerusalem Mix takes its name from a popular Israeli dish made of an eclectic assortment of fried meats. The dish, much like the city of its origin, is a me...

For Soprano, Harp and two Pianos. Boaz won the 2002 Israel Culture Ministry Prize. Its five movements' texts are by Tirtza Dorman: Kvarim Ktanim (Small Graves), Al Pi Hakever (On the Edge of the Grave...

For a pair of Violins, a pair of Electric Guitars, a Bass Guitar and Drums. 9 Eighths was composed in 1999.

For Violin solo, Violin obligato, two Electric Guitars, Bass Guitar, Hammond Organ and Drums. Composed in 1998, the concerto's Hammond Organ part (mvt II) and Violin obligato part (mvt III) may be pla...

For Horn, Accordion, Violin, Cello, Double Bass and audio. Musicians from the Tel-Aviv Academy of Music and Electronics, conducted by Andrea Gottfried, premiered Dancing With A Mirror in Israel in 200...

For amplified Cello, and two Percussion. Impact had its premiere in January 2006 in New York City as part of 21st Anniversary of Peridance Ensemble.

A mantra is a means of meditation, a word or phrase, or even a single sound, repeated over and over again for the purpose of spiritual centering. The repetition of a mantra is said to bring about pers...