Kenny Salter

The Holly And The Ivy arranged by Witold Lutoslawski for unison Voices and Piano.

The Austrian composer Carl Zeller (1842-1898) did contribute a great part to the glory of the Golden Era of the Viennese operetta in which Johann Strauss jr., Franz von Suppé and Karl Millöcker were t...

A unique compilation of Lutoslawski's piano pieces, especially suitable for the younger pianist. All the music is faithfully reproduced from the Polish originals.

Written in 1941, Lutoslawski's Paganini Variations For Two Pianos.

Subito - literally meaning 'suddenly' - is a virtuosic scherzo filled with dazzling colours. The title itself defines the character of this work. Its expression is shaped by violent changes of tempo a...

Zeller's operetta about Adam the bird seller and his fiancée Christel became his most successful work for the operetta stage. This is the vocal score for the full stage work, with a Piano reduction of...

Janusz Wojtarowicz - accordionist, composer, arranger, music producer, author of music for theatre and film, founder and member of the accordion group MOTION TRIO. He was the creator of the idea that...

aus der Operette „Der Vogelhändler" mit Fingersatz

Akkordeon Master Class Serie, aus der Operette „Der Vogelhändler" von Carl Zeller

Written as a 70th birthday tribute to Paul Sacher and based on the letters of his name. The work was requested by Mstislav Rostropovich, who gave the first performance in May 1976.

Tenor und Klavier

First performed at the Aldeburgh Festival in April 1978 by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by the composer. Duration c. 15 mins.

Song cycle for soprano and orchestra with poems by Robert Desnos. First performed at the BBC Proms in August 1991 by the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by the composer, with Solveig Kringleborn. Dur...

Internationally renowned Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski created this impressive and deceptively folk-like Orchestral work when he was a very young composer and it propelled him into the first rank...

Commissioned by Paul Sacher who conducted the first performance in Lucerne, 1980.

Tenor und Klavier