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Lauridsen, Morten. Poem By Rilke Published by Peer Music, New York. Copyright 1995. The work is adapted and arranged from Les Chansons Des Roses, a choral cycle based on poems of Rainer Maria Rilke.

Composed 2001-2003. Includes: Fluttering, Inbal, Tangoesque, Jimnopedique, and Barbaresco.

Contents: I. Catchword: A Modernist's Dilemma -- II. Intervention: Une Musique Informelle -- III. Catchword: An Oriental(ist) Model -- IV. Intervention: A Dialectical Synthesis. With program, performance

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

For 2 flutes. First printing. Written in memory of Serebrier's Maltese named Samson and his stuffed blue hippo toy named Buddha. Score.

This short 2014 work was originally for two flutes. The composer has created this version for two clarinets.

Based on the composer's lifelong affection and admiration of duets from Broadway musicals, this collection of songs likewise seeks to combine timeless, unforgettable lyric melodies and texts. Setting the

Morten Lauridsen's Nocturnes have enchanted choirs and directors around the world, and he has now adapted Sure on This Shining Night, a movement based on a James Agee poem, for mixed vocal

Chilean poet Pablo Neruda (1904-1973) dedicated his "Cien Sonetos de Amor" to his wife, and it remains among the world's most revered collections of love poems. Among these hundred poems is the gorgeous