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In 150 measures, Dehnhard spices up traditional playing styles with carefully used contemporary techniques that are easy to understand and quick to put into practice. If one follows Dehnhard's imagination

The musical contribution of the all-rounder Igudesman to the big memorial year 2020 promises Beethoven interpretations in his well-known humorous manner.

Includes a wide range of much-loved Russian repertoire of the 19th and 20th centuries originating from opera and ballet to instrumental and piano pieces, these compositions are arranged as miniatures for

The great music of Russia is well-known around the world, and arranger Zamarin has chosen some of the best for his flute duet settings. Composers Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Shostakovich , Prokofiev,

Thomas Traherne's text speaks to the deeper questions of life and purpose, and Arthur's shimmering a cappella setting rings with poignant expression. The divisi harmonies move in sections of mostly

Arranged by Ronald Kornfeil. Edited and revised by Andreas Ottensamer. For clarinet & piano. First printing. Five selected songs. Score, 26 p. and part.

This volume for solo violin and piano brings together the wealth of both literature and fine instruments that came from Italy. Includes O solo mio, Santa Lucia, Tarantella Neapoletana, Funiculi,

Containing popular melodies as well as folk songs, this collection of Jewish secular music was originally designed to accompany weddings and other festivities. The fun and expressive arrangements would be a

From Abracadabra to Alakazam, Igudesman uses the language of magic as a springboard to musical magic. Each of these solo gems is inspired by the history and meaning (or meaninglessness, in some cases)

These wonderfully created miniatures have a variety of styles, richness of color, and a virtuosic use of so many violin tricks. They are quite unique in their freshness and audacity, simplicity, and

Arvo Pärt's Mozart-Adagio (1992) was composed for the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio on commission by the Helsinki Festival, where it was premiered. The piece is in memory of Oleg Kagan, who was a