Avner Dorman

Paul Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice arranged for Vibraphone and Marimba by Avner Dorman. Includes two playing scores.

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

This neoclassical sonata pays homage to classical music as well as to other genres: classic rock, Broadway tunes and other 20th-century classics. 14 minutes.

This concerto may be performed as orchestrated or with piano accompaniment. It features three movements coming from three distinct styles: Baroque and classical, ethnic/Middle Eastern, and jazz and po...

For solo Piano. Commissioned by the New York International Piano Competition.

Inspired by Nigun, a fundamental musical concept in traditional Jewish music.

For Violin and Piano. Although my Violin sonata is an abstract piece, its main dramatic conflict can be described as the struggle between restraint and uncontrolled rage. The piece is based on a singl...

For Violin and Piano. Premiered 27 September 2008 by Sayaka Shoji, Violin and Itamar Golan, Piano.

For Piano and Violin. Composed for Hilary Hahn, Avner Dorman 's inspiration for Memory Games is the classic 1980's memory game 'Simon. ' The original game has four colored buttons, each with a distinc...

For Percussion duo (not the concerto of the same title). What determines the special character of a piece of music written for percussion instruments is the very choice of sets of instruments. In Udac...

Concerto for Percussion duo and Orchestra (1st movement only) - Piano reduction (solo parts and Piano part). The title Spices, Perfumes, Toxins! refers to three substances that are extremely appealing...

For Percussion Quartet. Consumed was commissioned by the Millikin University Percussion Ensemble. This is the 2014 revision.

For Voice and Piano. The Sea Is Between Us is a short song with Hebrew text by the composer.

For Mandolin and Piano. Written for Avi Avital, this concerto explores the diverse sonic and expressive possibilities of the Mandolin. The concerto's main conflicts are between sound and silence and b...

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...

A lyrical and rhythmically driven work inspired by the incredible pianism of Art Tatum as well as the works of Messiaen and Nancarrow. 12 minutes.

Piano Sonata No. 3 (Dance Suite) dramatically depicts an evocative Middle Eastern subject. 15 minutes.

A new piano collection by one of Israel's rising star composers. Includes: Prelude No. 1, Moments Musicaux, Azerbaijani Dance, and more.

For solo Piano. Xiayin Wang premiered Libi Bamizrach at New York City's Lincoln Center in May 2011.