Daniel Dorff

S.A.T.B., with optional Keyboard

For Band - Full Score and Parts

Since first composing It Takes Four to Tango in 1990 for a clarinet quartet, Dorff has been asked to transcribe/arrange the piece for various instrumental ensembles, with many of the arrangements avai...

For Marimba (Duo or Ensemble)

For Xylophone and Piano - Movement III from Concerto For Solo Percussion an.

string quintet version

string quintet version

For Eb Alto Saxophone and Piano

Solo Violin Part and Piano Reduction

Arranged by Jessica Greenbaum. For Voice, Piano. Composed 1974. Duration 2:45.

The original orchestration featured an interplay between the supporting clarinet; horn; and strings; which Dorff felt was lost in his first piano reduction of the Concerto. To restore that aspect of t...

For Piano Solo. Solo part. Composed JUNE, 1987. 4 pages.

As a standalone performance piece; Dorff's A Treeful of Monkeys is a delightful telling of an African folk tale; complete with narration. The instrumental ensemble describes a hat seller; a good numbe...

Klavier, Piccolo-Flöte, Flöte, Blockflöte, Oboe, Horn, Klarinette, Sopran-Saxophon, Alt-Saxophon, Tenor-Saxophon, Bariton-Saxophon, Fagott, Contra Fagott, Trompete, Kornett, Euphonium, Tuba, Violin, V...

Originally; it took four to tango. Dorff's 'sultry; slinky' tango began life as a quartet (available for string quartet; string quintet; string orchestra; or for quartets of clarinets; bassoons; saxop...