Georg Blanckmüller

Rachmaninoff wrote his Opus 35, "The Bells," as a choral symphony in 1913. The words are adapted from the Edgar Allan Poe poem by the same name. Includes: Allegro, ma non tanto * Lento * Presto * Lent...

This famous work by Rachmaninoff is known for its beautiful, wandering melody over a luscious chamaeleon-like harmonic foundation. In this arrangement, the accompaniment has been simplified somewhat a...

An evocative and stirring arrangement of Rachmaninov's celebrated fifth movement of the Vespers (or 'All-Night Vigil'), with guitar accompaniment and an alto solo. The piece may be performed in Englis...

A prize possession of the Belwin Mills catalog, these thirteen pieces are from the Russian 'Combined Prayer Service' or 'All Night Vigil. ' For sacred or secular forces, the subtle intricacies, imposi...

by Sergei Rachmaninoff / ed. Donald Neuen

by Sergei Rachmaninoff / ed. Donald Neuen

Soprano Solo, S.A.T.B., with Piano

Rachmaninows erste geistliche Komposition, der sechsstimmige Canon Deus meus, entstand Ende 1890 im Rahmen den Kontrapunktunterrichts am Moskauer Konservatorium. Rachmaninow selbst sah dieses kleine W...

This moving piece embodies all the simplicity of Russian Orthodox music, yet displays the sweeping beauty of Rachmaninov's lyricism. Conductors will appreciate the opportunity to teach extended phrase...