G. Schirmer

Samuel Barber's Capricorn Concerto from 1944 is named after the house in Mount Kisco, New York, where Barber lived with his partner and collaborator Gian-Carlo Menotti from 1943 to 1974. This is the S...

This new volume in Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics presents 13 favorite pieces by the ragtime master. Includes The Entertainer, Maple Leaf Rag, The Easy Winners, The Cascades, Solace, and eight...

Especially written for the college music major with a primary instrument other than piano or the college piano major who wants to develop functional skills at the keyboard. Best in a second year colle...

We climbed the creaky stairs, swept away the lingering cobwebs, and slowly pushed open the squeaky door to the Schirmer attic. Once inside the dusty room full of old music, we began our search for som...

Contents: Adeste Fideles - Alouette - America - Auld Lang Syne - Comin' Round the Mountain - Lullaby (Brahms) - Dixie - Farmer in the Dell - Frere Jacques - Home on the Range - Jingle Bells - Lazy Mar...

27 works by prominent 20th Century American G. Schirmer composers, including: Barber, Brubeck, Dello Joio, Muczynski, Schuman, and Thomson. Barber: Fresh from West Chester (Some Jazzings): Poison Ivy...

A second collection of twenty-five pieces for SATB Choir (with and without accompaniment) covering the time from early Renaissance to the late Twentieth Century.

A setting of a sonnet by Amy Lowell commissioned by the Smith College Chorus explores conflicting emotions one finds in a relationship. The broad and lyrical music evokes the passion of new love and t...

A modern sacred classic has been carefully edited to singable SATB voicing making it accessible to a wide variety of choirs for the first time. The new orchestration (or ChoirTrax CD) is majestic and...

Setting the poetry of Israeli heroine and poet Hannah Senesh, this is a song of hope. Those who were lost in the death camps are stars whose light is with us long after their light life has been extin...

Written for and premiered by Nashirah: The Jewish Chorale of Greater Philadelphia, this poem by Sima Faitelson is full of power, and loss and the pain that accompanies loss. This incredibly creative c...

Written for mixed voices (SATB).

Written by George Balanchine and Arthur Schwartz.

The striking vision of a pair of captive giraffes, taken from Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa, is the inspiration for this moving vocal work from one of America's most popular conductor-composers. Writte...

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.

T. Robin MacLachlan's Ghost Dance for solo Piano.

Helen Boykin's Seafoam for solo Piano.

Helen Boykin's En Bateau for solo Piano.

Sarah Louise Dittenhaver's Fast Train At Night for solo Piano.

The unique system of notation in this new piano method allows the student a rich musical experience through improvisation and physical movement, while teaching basic musical ideas through interpretati...

Five pieces, by the Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff, for Piano solo. The pieces included in this songbook are Elegie, Melodie, Polichinelle, Prelude and Serenade.

Designed for use with any method or series, the combination of classic and original pieces in these 4 books is very useful for reinforcing theory and technique, and are attractive for recitals.

Leon Kirchner was an American composer of contemporary classical music. This songbook features sheet music for his piece Piano Sonata No. 2.

This ferociously energetic work for two pianos/four hands was inspired by the jungle-dwelling warrior devil of Amazonian Perú known as the saqsampillo. 6 minutes.