Partitions pour ensemble mixte

First modern edition of a period arrangement by Charles Doisy of a major three-movement violin concerto by the leading composer of late eighteenth-century Parisian violin concertos, Giovanni Battista...

These exceptionally beautiful quartets (HH67, HH68 and HH69) are both elegantly and skilfully written with musically interesting parts for all the players. They thus provide an essential core to the f...

These exceptionally beautiful quartets (HH67, HH68 and HH69) are both elegantly and skilfully written with musically-interesting parts for all the players. They thus provide an essential core to the f...

Idées fixes, réminiscences et résidus was commissioned by the Ensemble Contemporain de Montréal with funds from the Canada Arts Council. The work was premiered by the ECM and its conductor Véronique L...

For Bb clarinet and Violoncello

Shulamit Ran's delicately tinted chamber work Birkat Haderekh...glowed with a sense of gentle but firm supplication; its title rendered from the Hebrew as 'Blessing for the Road.' -- Jeremy Eichler; T...

In celebration of its 75th anniversary season; the Tanglewood Music Center commissioned a mixed quartet from Shulamit Ran; resulting in this work's original 2015 scoring for Bb Clarinet; Violin; Cello...

Klarinette, Horn, Klavier, Violine, Viola und Violoncello

This very fine concerto is remarkable for its powerful expression associated with the minor mode, for its active contrapuntal writing, and for its rich chromatic harmony.

This very fine concerto is remarkable for its powerful expression associated with the minor mode, for its active contrapuntal writing, and for its rich chromatic harmony.

This very fine concerto is remarkable for its powerful expression associated with the minor mode, for its active contrapuntal writing, and for its rich chromatic harmony.

This fine concerto shares its motto with Tomaso Albinoni's oboe concerto in G minor Op. 9 No. 8, published in 1722, and with Antonio Vivaldi's violin concerto in G minor, RV 317, published in 1729 as...

This fine concerto shares its motto with Tomaso Albinoni's oboe concerto in G minor Op. 9 No. 8, published in 1722, and with Antonio Vivaldi's violin concerto in G minor, RV 317, published in 1729 as...

Here is a playful and creative treatment of the alphabet centered around the theme of children and hope. Filled with slides and scoops, a conventional tone of delivery, and a steady rhythmic drive, au...