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For solo guitar. First printing. One movement work dedicated to David Starobin. Score, 3 p.

For high voice & piano. First printing. This volume contains 13 pieces, including Witness; Lament; Old Photograph; Triolet and more. Score.

Transcribed from the orchestral version, this masterful setting captures all the style and Latin fire of the original. Colorful and flashy, it provides a dazzling addition to concert

Originally written for orchestra, Danzon No. 2 has enjoyed significant popularity on performance programs everywhere. The danzon itself was Cuban-born, from a natural synthesis of Spanish, British,

For piano solo. First printing. Commissioned by Premiere Commission for Bruce Livingston. Premiered in New York, April 2014. Contents: God, full of mercy; I, who pluck flowers from the hilltops; I,

For piano.  First printing.  Commissioned by the Friends of Today's Music program of the Music Teacher's Association of California.  Contents: Hungarian Salsa (homage to Ligeti);

For flute. First printing. Also available in versions for English horn, violin, and viola. Four short pieces. With program and biographical notes. Dedicated to Catherine Gregory. Composed early in the

For string quartet. In one movement. Dedicated to the Cuarteto Latinoamericano. Score, 28 p. and parts.

An opera in three acts. Libretto by Jack Larson. Reduced orchestration by Samuel Bill, and was put in motion by the Thomson Foundation, to encourage more performances of the work. Includes program and

Mosaicos was commissioned by the International Double Reed Society as part of their 50 for 50 Commissioning Project, in which they commissioned 50 new works for double reeds to celebrate their 50th

Contents: I. He Tells His Mother What He's Working On -- II. No Orpheus -- III. Her Waltz. With a biographical note. Texts by Lloyd Schwartz. Commissioned by Christina Ascher. Dedicated to the memory of the

Program notes: None But the Lonely Heart is a song from Tchaikovsky's Six Romances, Op. 6 for voice and piano. The song is a setting in Russian translation of Goethe's poem "Nur wer die Sehnsucht