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Jerona Music Catalogue Triofor Violin,Guitar and Piano (1972). COLLECTIONS - MULTIPLE COMPOSERS violin, guitar, piano B02235 score 14.00 Album I.Compositions for Flute Solo (6) (includes works of Barkin, Frank,Gerber,Zuckerman,Rausch & Kreiger). B02236 playing scores (3) 35.00 B01171 solo flute 10.00 Album I.Compositions for Horn Solo (5) (includes works of Caclooppo, BOYKAN, Martin (b.1931) Williams,Pope & Rausch). Psalm 126. B01181 solo horn 13.00 B02435 mixed chorus a cappella 2.00 Album I.Compositions for Violin Solo (5) (includes works of Barkin, String Quartet No.2 (1974). Gerber,Lee,Philippot & Williams). string quartet B01121 solo violin 13.00 B02440 study score 10.00 Album I.Pieces for Viola Solo (5) (includes works of Krenek,Pollock & B02440 set of parts 73.00 Wright). Triofor Violin,Cello and Piano (1968). B01131 solo viola 13.00 violin, cello, piano Album I.Songs for Low Male Voiceand Piano (10) (includes works of B02445 study score 10.00 Hall,Hobson & Leibowitz). B02445 set of parts 68.00 B01191 voice, piano 12.00 Album II.Compositions for Cello Solo (7) (includes works of Edwards, BRAHMS, Johannes (1833-1897) Gerber,Peyton,Philippot,Williams,Winkler & Zuckerman). B01142 solo cello 13.00 Canons (13) for Women’s Voices,Op.113 (German). women’s choir a cappella Album II.Compositions for Violin Solo (4) (includes works of Leibowitz, C01006 choral score 3.00 Perle & Philippot). B01122 solo violin 13.00 BRUCKNER, Anton (1824-1896) Album III.Compositions for Cello Solo (2) (includes works of Casanova Psalm 112 (German). & Perle). double mixed chorus, orchestra B01143 solo cello 10.00 C01008 vocal score 8.00 Album IV.Compositions for Piano (3) (includes works of Edwards, score & parts (price on request) James & Winkler). B01105 solo piano 13.00 BUXTEHUDE, Dietrich (1637-1707) ARLAN, Dennis Was mich auf dieser Welt betruebt (Bux WV 105). solo soprano, 2 violins, b.c. The Daughter of the Double Duke of Dingle (children’s opera). B02770 set of parts 8.00 opera performance material (rental) CASANOVA, Andre (b.1919) J1035 vocal score 23.00 Due Canzone,Op.49 (1973). Meanwhile,Back at Cinderella’s (children’s opera). solo A sax, cl, tpt, B gtr, elec organ, perc opera B03145 score 14.00 performance material (rental) BPC145 set of parts (custom print) 75.00 J1025 vocal score 20.00 CHAN, Pierre BABBITT, Milton (b.1916) Quintet after “La Jeune Parque”(1970). Du;Song Cycle (1951). voice, chamber ensemble B02125 soprano, piano 6.00 B03425 score 10.00 Piano Compositions (3) (1948). Suite (1975). B02130 solo piano 10.00 flute, viola, harp BPC350 playing scores (3) 50.00 The Widow’s Lament in Springtime (1950). B02135 soprano, piano 4.00 CHILD, Peter (b.1953) BACH, Johann Bernhard (1676-1749) Duo for Flute and Percussion (1979). flute, percussion Concerto for Piano in G major,Op.1,No.4 (A.Mann). B03490 study score 10.00 solo piano, string orchestra R000012 score & parts 17.00 BPC490 set of parts (custom print) 30.00 R000011 solo piano 10.00 DELIUS, Frederick (1862-1934) BARKIN, Elaine (b.1932) Sea Drift (German-English). Baritone, chorus, orchestra Mixed Modes (1975). C01001 vocal score 4.00 clarinet(b.cl),violin, viola, cello, piano B02150 playing score 14.00 score & parts (price on request) String Trio(1976). string trio EDWARDS, George B02155 study score 10.00 Draconian Measures. B05320 solo piano 13.00 BASSOON REPERTOIRE - GARFIELD Kreuz und Quer (1971). Bassoon Player’s Orchestral Repertoire,Vol.1:Tchaikovsky flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello Symphonies 4-6. BPE335 score (custom print) 33.00 J1030 solo bassoon 18.00 BPE335 set of parts (custom print) 60.00 Veined Variety (1978). BERGER, Arthur (b.1912) soprano, flute(picc), clarinet(b cl)violin, cello BPE340 score (custom print) 45.00 Partita (1947). set of parts (rental) B02225 solo piano 10.00 Three Pieces for Two Pianos (1961). 2 pianos, 4 hands B02230 playing scores (2) 20.00 Creature to Creature. ERLEBACH, Philipp Heinrich (1657-1714) soprano, flute, harp B07458 playing score 13.00 Ihr Gedanken. solo soprano, 2 violins, b.c. Nocturnes (1976). B05725 score & set of parts 8.00 voice, flute, oboe, violin, cello, vibraphone BPG462 score (custom print) 18.00 FRANK, Andrew (b.1946) BPG462 set of parts (custom print) 28.00 BPG462 vocal score (custom print) 14.00 Alto Rhapsody for Solo Alto Saxophone (1973/83). B06702 solo alto saxophone 10.00 Questions on Nature (1964). voice, oboe, piano, percussion Caprice for Two Violas (1980). BPG465 score (custom print) 38.00 B06705 2 violas 10.00 BPG465 set of parts (custom print) 68.00 Fantasy Variations for Cello (1983). B06710 solo cello 5.00 The Resounding Lyre (1983). high voice, fl, ob, bsn, tpt, vn, va, vc Pastorale for Flute and Oboe (1982). B07470 study score 10.00 B06725 flute, oboe 23.00 set of parts (rental) Three Preludes for Piano (1981). B06730 solo piano 8.00 Rhymes from the Hill (1968). voice, clarinet, cello, marimba Rhapsody III for Violin (1982). BPG472 score (custom print) 18.00 B06735 solo violin 4.00 BPG472 set of parts (custom print) 45.00 Rhapsody IV for Solo Clarinet (1974/83). BPG472 vocal score (custom print) 15.00 B06736 solo clarinet 13.00 Songs of Youthand Madness (1977). Serenata for Solo Harp (1983). voice, chamber orchestra B06739 solo harp 15.00 BPG473 score (custom print) 25.00 parts (rental) Sonata da Camera II (1984). flute, viola, harp BPG473 vocal score (custom print) 25.00 B06742 set of parts 25.00 Spiritual Madrigals (1965). Sonata for Violin (1981). men’s chorus, bassoon, viola, cello B06740 violin, piano 15.00 B07480 score 5.00 String Quartet No.3 (1982). BPG480 set of parts (custom print) 25.00 string quartet B06745 study score 10.00 GILEADI, Michael Concerto for Euphonium. GERBER, Steven J1031 euphonium(trombone), piano 10.00 String Quartet No.1 (1973). string quartet HALL, Jeffrey BPG302 score (custom print) 25.00 BPG302 set of parts (custom print) 68.00 From the Supai Formation (1976). string orchestra String Quartet No.2. B08175 study score 10.00 string quartet parts (rental) BPG303 score (custom print) 17.00 String Trio(1971). HANDEL, George Frideric (1685-1759) string trio BPG306 score (custom print) 38.00 Hallelujah,Amen (from “Judas Maccabaeus”) (English). BPG306 set of parts (custom print) 45.00 mixed chorus, piano C02004 vocal score 1.00 Triofor Violin,Cello and Piano (1968). violin, cello, piano Messiah (Urtext) (Alfred Mann). BPG304 score & parts (custom print) 73.00 soli, chorus, orch R000061 score (3 vols) 50.00 Variations for Piano (1970). R000062 set of parts 63.00 solo piano BPG308 (custom print) 25.00 R000063 extra strings (specify qty per part) 6.00 Voicesfor Piano (1976). Oh Lovely Peace (from “Judas Maccabaeus”) (English). solo piano 2-part women’s chorus, piano BPG310 (custom print) 20.00 C02003 vocal score 1.00 Woodwind Quartet (1967). Two Ornamented Organ Concertos,Op.4/2 & 4/5 (Fuller). flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon J1010 solo organ 15.00 B07305 study score 10.00 Sing unto God (from “Judas Maccabaeus”) (English). BPG305 set of parts (custom print) 60.00 mixed chorus, piano C02002 vocal score 1.00 GIBBONS, Orlando (1583-1625) Ten Small Keyboard Fugues;Lessons in composition (A.Mann). R000090 solo piano 7.00 Concerted Anthems (A.Mann & M.Strauss). solo tenor, mixed chorus, string orchestra R000031 score 5.00 HOFFMANN, Richard (b.1925) R000033 set of parts 6.00 Changes for Chimes. R000034 extra strings (specify qty per part) 1.00 chimes (4 players) R000032 choral score 1.00 BPH545 playing scores (2) (custom print) 50.00 Concerto for Cello (1959). GIDEON, Miriam (1906-1996) solo cello, orchestra B08540 large score 25.00 Condemned Playground (1963). parts (rental) solo soprano, solo tenor, fl, bsn, str qrt BPG455 large score (custom print) 38.00 Concerto for Piano (1954). BPG455 set of parts (custom print) 65.00 solo piano, orchestra BPH540 score (custom print) 55.00 B07455 study score 10.00 parts (rental) Decadanse (1972). cl, b cl, tpt, tbn, vn, db, perc KIRCHNER, Leon (b.1919) BPH548 score (custom print) 24.00 Piano Sonata (1948). Duo for Viola and Cello (1949). B11470 solo piano 10.00 viola, cello B08550 parts 10.00 KRENEK, Ernst (1900-1991) Duo for Violin and Piano (1949). violin, piano Sonata for Viola,Op.92/ 3. BPH551 (custom print) 15.00 B01131 solo viola 13.00 Fantasy and Fugue (1951). solo organ KROEGER, Karl (b.1932) BPH555 (custom print) 13.00 Variations on a Hymn by William Billings. String Quartet No.3 “On Revient Toujours”(1974). wind ensemble string quartet J3102 score & parts 30.00 BPH560 score (custom print) 25.00 J3103 extra score 7.00 BPH560 set of parts (custom print) 58.00 Variations for Piano No.2 (1957). LANSKY, Paul (b.1944) B08585 solo piano 10.00 Dance Suite (1977) B12170 solo piano 10.00 HOOVER, Katherine (b.1937) String Quartet (1977). Duo (6 Simple Duets) (1982). string quartet 2 flutes BPL179 score (custom print) 30.00 BPH615 (custom print) 13.00 Set for Clarinet (1978). LEE, Eugene B08618 solo clarinet 5.00 Afterimages (1975). Suite for 2 Flutes (1983). B12250 mixed chorus a cappella 2.00 B08620 2 flutes 10.00 Mutationes (1979). violin, cello HUDSON, Joseph B12260 study score 5.00 B12261 parts 8.00 Reflexives (1974). solo piano, tape B08730 piano part 18.00 LEIBOWITZ, Rene (1913-1972) B08730 tape (custom print) 24.00 A se stesso,Op.37/3 (1955). B12305 mixed chorus a cappella 2.00 IVES, Charles Edward (1874-1954) Art for Art’s Sake,Op.52 (1959). Central Park in the Dark (No.1 of Three Outdoor Scenes).
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