Showing posts with label chamber music with piano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chamber music with piano. Show all posts

Mi Y'malel (Who Can Retell) for Piano Trio and for String Quartet

You can find the music for both versions here.

You can listen to the version for violin, viola, and piano here, and the version for violin, cello, and piano here.

You can also find the music on this page of the IMSLP.

You can find the above arrangement for string quartet there, and you can also find a PDF here.

And you can listen to the string quartet arrangement here.

Salomé Dance Scene for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano


You can find the music on this on this page of the IMSLP, and you can watch the film clip from the 1918 Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton film The Cook (with this music) here. You are welcome to use this film segment for a performance (you can set it on mute while you play).

Film Noir for Piano Trio

[December 3, 2022]
You can find the score and parts on this page of the IMSLP. You can listen to a computer-generated recording here.

Arrangements: Elgar Salut d'Amour for Piano Quartet and for Viola and Piano


This is available from the Johnson Music Company. You can find an arrangement of the same piece for piano quintet here.



There is also an International edition of my transcription for viola and piano (they asked me to do all three). You can find it on this page.

Arrangement: Elgar Salut d'amour for Piano Quintet

My transcription of the Elgar Salut d'amour for piano quintet is now available from International! You can order it here.

You can listen to a performance here:

New Year's Greeting for Three

As is my custom, I have been spending this earlier part of New Year's Eve writing a short piece to greet the new year. This one is a bit austere, but it really can't be helped.

[December 31, 2018]

You can get a PDF of the score and parts on this page of the IMSLP.

Transcription: Beethoven Sonatine WoO 44a for String Orchestra or Piano Trio


May 30, 2018

You can get the music for this most charming of pieces on this page of the IMSLP.

And new for 2020, in honor of the Beethoven 250th birthday year, these two versions for piano trio: violin, cello, and piano, and violin, viola, and piano!



They are on the same page of the IMSLP.

Talia Trio for Oboe, Viola, and Piano


November 27, 2017

[April 2019 update: Now the IMSLP listing includes a transcription for oboe, cello, and piano!]

The music is available on this page of the IMSLP, and you can also listen to the first movement here, and the second movement here.

Song of the Lark

[May 5, 2016]

This is a piece inspired by the Willa Cather novel.

This painting with the title "The Song of the Lark" by Jules Breton plays an important part in the novel.

You can find the music on this page of the IMSLP.

A Lost Lady


[July 7, 2015]

This is a musical response to A Lost Lady, a 1923 novel written by Willa Cather. The music and a recording are both available on this page of the IMSLP.

Janus

You can listen to this piece here, and the music is available here from Subito.

February, 2002

Prelude and Allegro for Two Euphoniums and Piano


You can get the music on this page of the IMSLP.

If you want to play this with a computer-generated piano part, you can do it through these links:

Here's a link to the piano part for the Prelude
And here's a link to the piano part for the Allegro

You can also listen to the full Prelude here, and the full Allegro here.

Goldman Fantasie for violin, clarinet, cello, and piano



This is an instrumental adaptation of some of the music from the first act of EMMA, an opera I wrote in 2005 that is based on the play by Howard Zinn. The score and parts are available on this page of the IMSLP, and you can listen to it here.

Trio for Violin (or Clarinet), Viola, and Piano


November 5, 2012



February 16, 2014

You can find the score and parts on this page of the IMSLP.

Here's a performance from 2019 by pianist Sarah Wang, violist Martina Weidner, and violinist Nora Markowski-Block.




And here's a performance of the second and third movements with clarinet:



UPDATE: The Moderato movement sounds fantastic when played as a trio with organ, though the piano phrasings need to be "organized."


This performance with organ is by violinist Jagan-Nath Singh Khalsa, violist Kathleen Kalogeras, and organist Rita Corey.

Monday Waltz for flute, oboe, bassoon, and piano


July 7, 2009

This was originally a monody, which became a kind of parallel monody, and then grew into a four-instrument waltz."Monody" looks so much like "Monday" that I simply decided to change the name, since this piece no longer has anything to do with monody. Or with Monday either, for that matter.

The score and parts, as well as an audio recording are available here.