Asaph-Verlag

For Piano Solo. Solo part. 3 pages. Duration 2:00.

For Piano Solo. World premiere at Birmingham Symphony Hall, England, November 13, 2005. US premiere at Isaac Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall, December 4, 2005. Solo part. 8 pages.

Chen Yi's sparklingly inventive variations are based on the Chinese folk song 'Awariguli;' the name of a beautiful girl from the Uygur ethnic minority in Xinjiang. This solo piano work was written dur...

Chen Yi's 8-minute musical poem is imaginative and expressive; with layers of passion and lyricism; and a misty sense of suspended time. The composer was inspired by nature; creating the lines: In the...

Chen Yi's Bamboo Dance depicts a folk tradition from southern China that has been used for ritual ceremonies and harvest celebrations throughout history. The traditional dance features pairs of people...

Chen Yi's BAMBOO SONG is a powerful scene of optimism; inspired by artists who are self-disciplined and consistent; and who seriously care about nature and society. The composer writes: 'Bamboo Song h...

Chen Yi uses her signature melodic lines to transform two favorite poems from 7th and 8th century China into contemporary art forms for voice and piano. For advanced duo; with tightly interwoven dialo...

For Alto Saxophone and String Quartet

Includes: Cakewalk Rag (Heumann), The Cascades (Joplin), The Easy Winners (Joplin), The Entertainer (Joplin), Maple Leaf Rag (Joplin), Starter Rag (Heumann) and more.

Includes: Ballerina (from Petrouchka - Stravinsky), Ballet Music from Rosamunde (Schubert), Dance of the Hours (from La Gioconda - Ponchielli), Pizzicati (from Sylvia - Delibes), The Swan Lake (Theme...

Includes: Barcarolle (from the Opera The Tales of Hoffman - Offenbach), Entry of the Gladiators (Fucik), Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Brahms), Love Dream (Liszt), Melody in F (Rubinstein), Prelude, Op. 28,...

This new First Fun with... book follows the pattern established by earlier releases in the series (First Fun With Bach, First Fun With Ballet, et. al.), by introducing the young pianist to familiar ma...

BRIDGE OF DREAMS was inspired by four Japanese paintings of the 17th and 18th centuries; with each of the suite's four movements named after the painting it depicts. These paintings may be seen at New...

For Clarinet, Glockenspiel, and Piano

Composed in 1981; In Praise of Zephyrus was written for oboist Philip West. Richard Wernick later provided this brief program note: Zephyrus was the god of the west wind. Philip West; of blessed memor...

For Oboe and Violin

Back in print by popular demand, this two-piano reduction of this exciting piece for orchestra and piano is now required for the National Foundation of Music Clubs.