Philipp Frh. zu Winnenberg

From the popular opera The Ghosts of Versailles. The plot revolves around the playwright Beaumarchais, who attempts to seduce Marie Antoinette's ghost, with the help of characters from his plays Barbe...

Text by Mark Adamo. Pulp fiction meets contemporary art song in this witty new vocal work from the composer of The Ghosts of Versailles.

Sopran, Flöte, Violine, Bassklarinette, Horn und Harfe

Sopran, Flöte, Violine, Bassklarinette, Horn und Harfe

The Aria Of The Worm from The Ghosts Of Versailles is arranged here for Tenor Voice with Piano accompaniment. This edition includes an informative introduction to the work.

Recorded on RCA 60395-2 RG by Robert White, Tenor, and Ransom Wilson, Flute. Contents: The Salley Gardens * The Foggy Dew * She Moved Through the Fair. Duration: ca. 10 minutes.

Altflöte, Piccolo - Flöte, Klarinette, Trompete, Posaune, Percussion, Harfe, Klavier, Streicher - Partitur

Two Playing Scores Quarter-tone work with eerie effects and dissonances that are both expressive and startling. In three movements: I. Light, II. Shadows, III. Strobe. ca. 12 minutes.

Kaleidoscope was first performed at the festival Of Two World at Spoleto, Italy, 1961.

Corigliano's Mr. Tambourine Man: Seven Poems of Bob Dylan was a commission by The Carnegie Hall Corporation for Sylvia McNair and was premiered at her Carnegie Hall recital given March 15, 2002 with M...

Includes: Dodecaphonia, Marvelous Invention, and End of the Line.

She Must Stay is the final soprano aria from Corigliano's 1991 opera 'The Ghosts of Versailles', sung by Marie Antoinette. The aria is extracted from the newly published first edition of the vocalscor...

Three movements based on midi-realized improvisations by the composer. The first performance by Ursula Oppens was in 2009.

Arranged for Piano by Dolores Fredrickson.

While Promenade Overture can be performed with the orchestra seated throughout, in traditional fashion, it is engineered to allow the players to enter playing, building the orchestra from an almost em...