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This Section Highlights Some of the Scores, Vocal Scores and Solos To This section highlights some of the These works are primarily twentieth scores, vocal scores and solos to works CAT # century compositions or new editions whose performance material is only of older works. For a complete listing available through various rental agents. of these scores please see our website: www.lucksmusic.com Other Study Sc. Large Sc. Other CAT # Large Sc. CAT # Study Sc. ADAMS, JOHN (1947- ) S19240 Cello Concerto, Op. 22...................................... 35.00 25.00 SOL B26480 Century Rolls (solo pf, orch).............................. 30.00 03399 Knoxville Summer of 1915, op. 24 .................... 20.00 11.00 VS S10014 Chairman Dances from "Nixon in China" .......... 45.00 S19740 The Lovers, Op. 43 ........................................... 45.00 25.00 VS B21223 Chamber Symphony ......................................... 40.00 S11467 Medea (Complete) (orig ver for chmb orch) ...... 40.00 B21161 Fearful Symmetries ........................................... 75.00 S19360 Medea's Dance of Vengence ............................ 15.00 B26404 Gnarley Buttons (solo clar., small orch.) ........... 20.00 S18850 Music for "A Scene from Shelley", Op. 7 ........... 19.95 S10554 Grand Pianola ................................................... 60.00 S19500 Die Natali, Op. 37 .............................................. 25.00 S18949 Harmonielehre................................................... 70.00 12134 Night Flight, Op. 19A ......................................... 30.00 S10015 Harmonium........................................................ 70.00 S19520 Piano Concerto, Op. 38..................................... 45.00 23.00 SOL B26367 Lollapalooza ...................................................... 30.00 S19600 Prayers of Kierkegaard ..................................... 25.00 11.00 VS B21680 Naive and Sentimental Music............................ 50.00 05439 School for Scandel Overture ............................. 20.00 S18934 Shaker Loops (rev. str) ...................................... 40.00 06134 Second Essay, Op. 17 ....................................... 25.00 B26497 Slonimsky's Earbox ........................................... 20.00 S19280 Souvenirs, Ballet Suite ...................................... 40.00 B21150 Two Fanfares: Short Ride, Tromba Lontana.. ... 30.00 S18970 Symphony No. 1, In One Movement, Op. 9 ..... 25.00 B26398 Violin Concerto .................................................. 30.00 60.00 SOL S11096 Symphony No. 2................................................ 40.00 B21162 The Wound Dresser .......................................... 35.00 S19470 Toccata Festiva, Op. 36 (solo organ) ............... 30.00 15.00 SOL S19370 Violin Concerto, Op. 14 (corrected revised) ...... 25.00 23.00 SOL ADLER, JAMES (1950- ) A24274 Memento Mori: AIDS Requiem ....................... 30.00 VS BARTOK, BELA (1881-1945) B21033 Bluebeard's Castle, Op. 11................................ 100.00 100.00 VS ALBENIZ, ISAAC (1860-1909) B21009 Cantata Profana (1930)..................................... 55.00 28.00 VS M32015 Piano Conc. No.1, Concierto Fantastico, Op. 78 35.00 B20079 Concerto for Orchestra (1943) .......................... 50.00 B20863 Concerto for Two Pianos, Perc. & Orch. ........... 134.00 50.00 ALBERT, STEPHAN (1941-1992) B20028 Divertimento for Strings (1939) ......................... 28.00 S18736 Flower of the Mountain...................................... 30.00 B20055 Hungarian Pictures............................................ 20.00 S10096 River Run .......................................................... 40.00 B21014 Miraculous Mandarin, Complete Ballet ............. 70.00 B20609 Music for Strings, Perc. & Celesta .................... 53.00 ALBRECHTSBERGER, JOHAN (1736-1809) B21112 Orchestral Pieces, 4 .......................................... 65.00 A22793 Terra Tremuit (Banner) .................................... 2.95 CHS B21026 Piano Concerto No. 1 ........................................ 42.00 57.95 SOL B21006 Piano Concerto No. 2 ........................................ 39.95 80.00 SOL ANDRIESSEN, LOUIS (1939- ) B20100 Piano Concerto No. 3 ........................................ 160.00 45.00 52.00 SOL B28556 Tao .................................................................... 29.95 B20657 Rhapsody No. 1 for Violin and Orchestra .......... 25.00 22.95 SOL B22090 Works for String Quartet ................................... 35.00 B20051 Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion ............ 28.00 B20668 Viola Concerto (1945) ....................................... 32.00 50.00 SOL ARBAN, JEAN BAPTISTE (1825-1889) B20627 Viola Concerto (Revised) .................................. 115.00 A20329 Carnival of Venice (Leidzen) (tpt solo) .......... 8.00 SOL B20710 Violin Concerto No. 1 ........................................ 45.00 35.00 SOL B20081 Violin Concerto No. 2 ........................................ 160.00 50.00 50.00 SOL ARGENTO, DOMINICK (1927- ) B20393 The Wooden Prince, Ballet ............................... 90.00 B20150 Casanova's Homecoming ................................. 75.00 VS B21124 Fire Variations ................................................... 24.95 BECK, ANDY (1970- ) B20056 Postcard from Morocco ..................................... 75.00 VS A22953 Merry Christmas to Me! .................................. 1.65 CHS ARNOLD, MALCOLM (1921-2006) BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG van (1770-1827) S13888 Clarinet Concerto No. 2, Op. 115 ...................... 24.00 22.00 SOL B99011 Fidelio, Op. 72 (BARENREITER) ...................... 64.75 VS S10050 Four Cornish Dances ........................................ 19.25 B90920 Piano Concertos, Complete (BARENREITER) ... 94.50 S18636 Four Irish Dances .............................................. 19.00 B20212 Quartet in f, Op. 95 (arr. str orch by Mahler) ..... 43.00 F27663 RINALDO & ARMIDA, OP. 49: Intro and B99001 Symphonies 1-9, Complete Pas-de-Deux (1954-1991) (/Palmer) ............. 18.00 (BARENREITER) (Box Set) ........................ 588.00 175.00 S11040 Symphonic Study Machines, Op. 30 ................. 24.00 S19450 Symphony No. 6, Op. 95 ................................... 37.00 BENNETT, ROBERT RUSSELL (1894-1981) S10650 Symphony No. 8, Op. 121 ................................. 30.00 A21990 Carol Cantata I ................................................. 4.00 CHS S13924 Trumpet Concerto, Op. 125 .............................. 22.00 15.00 SOL A21988 Carol Cantata II ................................................ 5.00 CHS S18670 Two Violin Concerto .......................................... 22.00 A21989 Carol Cantata III ............................................... 5.00 CHS A21987 Carol Cantata IV .............................................. 4.50 CHS BACH, JOHANN CHRISTIAN (1735-1782) A22069 The Easter Story.............................................. 7.00 CHS A21745 Magnificat in C (Ehret) .................................... 4.95 CHS BELLINI, VINCENZO (1801-1835) BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN (1685-1750) U88582 La Sonnambula (Ricordi Crit.) ........................... 400.00 B95201 Brandenburg Concertos 1-6 (BARENREITER) (Box Set) ...................................................... 57.75 BERG, ALBAN (1885-1935) U90465 Fuga (Ricercare) a 6 voci (Webern) .................. 59.00 20.00 U94325 Altenberg - Lieder, Op. 4 ................................... 25.00 22.00 VS B90410 Harpsichord Concertos, Comp. (BWV1052- U90423 Chamber Concerto (Piano and Orchestra) ....... 45.00 90.00 SOL 1059) (BARENREITER) .............................. 50.75 U93640 Lulu, Complete Opera ....................................... 250.00 240.00 VS B95209 St. Mark Passion (BWV 247) (BARENREITER) 80.25 U92674 Lulu, Suite from Opera ...................................... 60.00 H40666 Six Suites for Cello Solo (BWV 1007-1012) U90432 Three Orchestra Pieces, Op. 6 ......................... 40.00 (HENLE) ...................................................... 32.95 49.95 SOL U90426 Violin Concerto .................................................. 28.00 60.00 SOL U94286 Der Wein ........................................................... 35.00 45.00 VS BARBER, SAMUEL (1910-1981) U92100 Wozzeck, Complete Opera ............................... 700.00 87.00 96.00 VS S19660 Antony & Cleopatra, 2 Scenes .......................... 11.00 35.00 VS U90307 Wozzeck, Three Excerpts ................................. 28.00 01908 Capricorn Concerto, Op. 21 .............................. 20.00 185 CHS-Chorus VS-Vocal Score SOL-Solo PC-Piano Conductor Large Sc. Study Sc. Study Sc. Other CAT # Large Sc. Other CAT # BERIO, LUCIANO (1925-2003) BRITTEN, BENJAMIN (1913- 1976) U94124 Eindruecke ........................................................ 48.00 B20854 Albert Herring, Comic Opera in Three Acts ....... 170.00 155.00 VS U94112 Folk Songs ........................................................ 22.00 B21196 Ballad of Heroes, Op. 14 ................................... 41.00 32.00 VS U93763 Folk Songs, orchestra version........................... 35.00 B20962 Billy Budd .......................................................... 144.00 134.00 VS U93717 Folk Songs, small version ................................. 66.00 B20719 Cantata Academica, Carmen Basillense, U93781 O King ............................................................... 27.00 Op. 62 (12.00 chs) ....................................... 45.00 56.00 VS U99311 Rendering (Schubert) ........................................ 130.00 B20752 Cantata Misericordium, Op. 69 (13.00 chs) ...... 35.00 27.00
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