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Subito Music 2010 To Trio Solisti (Maria Bachmann, Alexis Pia Gerlach, Jon Klibonoff) and David Krakauer Tempest Fantasy Clarinet Leggiero, molto vivace, in Bb q. = 76 1. Ariel Subito Music Violin and affiliatedpizz. agencies Paul Moravec Sight & Sound f p Interactive CD-ROM disks from Subito MusicS Violoncello UARTET pizz. 3 S & Q TRIO S ChamberTRING Music SamplerNSEMBLE HAMBER E mp 1: S RIOS & - f C VOLUME T MIXED fp 2: - VOLUME Piano p C USI f f p M p Scores and recordings to over 40 newly published cham ber works from the catalogs of Subito Music and affili mp sf ated agencies. These Sight & Sound disks contain view 5 Cl . only pdf files of complete scores with archive recordings ATALOG C 3 embedded in the file. Now perusing new chamber works p is as easy as surfing the web. Vln. mf Subito Music Vc. Sight & Sound Chamber Music Sampler f All works © by Subito Music Subito Music Publishing. (ASCAP) Notevole Music Publishing (BMI) Sight & Sound f Pn Chamber Music Sampler o f Volume 1: String Trios & Quartets p Interactive CD-ROM includes Scores and Recordings Subito Music Corporation, Verona, New Jersey All works © by www.subitomusic.com Subito Music Publishing. (ASCAP) Notevole Music Publishing mf (BMI) f p 9 Volume 1: String Trios & Ensembles Interactive CD-ROM includes Cl Scores and Recordings . Subito Music Corporation, Verona, New Jersey www.subitomusic.com f p Vln. copy. fp FREE 2010 Vc. f p Visit our website to see how you can receive your f Subito Music p Pno 60 Depot Street, Verona, New Jersey 07044 ph (973) 857-3440 - fax (973) 857-3442 mf www.subitomusic.com Copyright © 2003 by Subito Music Publishing (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. f p Table of Contents Alphabetical by Title (within Instrument Group) Page Flute...........................................3 Viola...........................................5 Flute.Ensemble..........................3 Violoncello..................................5 Oboe..........................................3 Contrabass.................................6 Clarinet.......................................3 String.Duo.&.Trio........................6 Bass.Clarinet..............................4 String.Quartet.&.Quintet.............6 Bassoon.....................................4 Piano.Trio...................................7 Saxophone.................................4 Piano.Quintet..............................7 Woodwind.Ensembles................4 Guitar.........................................7 Trumpet......................................4 Percussion.................................7 Trombone...................................4 Mixed.Trio...................................8 Brass.Quartet.&.Quintet.............4 Mixed.Ensemble.........................8 Violin..........................................5 Vocal.Chamber.Music................9 Alphabetical by Composer Page Lam,.Bun-Ching.......................14 Adler,.James............................11 Lee.III,.James...........................14 Anderson,.T.J...........................11 Locklair,.Dan............................14 Baker,.David.N.........................11 Mercurio,.Steven......................15 Bond,.Victoria...........................11 Moe,.Eric..................................15 Chen,.Shih-Hui.........................11 Moravec,.Paul..........................15 Cooman,.Carson......................11 Moross,.Jerome.......................16 Drattell,.Deborah......................11 Pasatieri,.Thomas....................16 Ehrlich,.Marty...........................12 Roumain,.Daniel.......................16 Frazelle,.Kenneth.....................12 Ruehr,.Elena.............................17 Friedman,.Stanley....................12 Sierra,.Roberto.........................17 Galbraith,.Nancy......................12 Urquhart,.Craig........................18 Hemphill,.Julius........................12 Waggoner,.Andrew...................18 Kaminsky,.Laura.......................12 Winges,.Mark...........................18 Kander,.Susan..........................13 Wolosoff,.Bruce........................18 Knight,.Edward.........................13 Zaimont,.Judith.........................18 Most.of.the.titles.in.this.catalog.can.be.ordered.directly.from. 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Chamber Music Catalog Alaphabetical by Title within Instrument Group Flute 91180200 - (SOLO), + (DUO) 1995 Bun-Ching Lam fls 26150200 A DREAM REVISITED 1985 Laura Kaminsky fl, perc 90840020 ATACAMA SONATA 2002 Nancy Galbraith fl. pno 91770420 AUTUMN SONg 2004 Paul Moravec fl, pno 91880210 BITTERSWEET MUSIC I 1980 Bun-Ching Lam picc 91180180 BITTERSWEET MUSIC III 1999 Bun-Ching Lam bs fl 90710010 BLUE RIDgE AIRS II 2000 Kenneth Frazelle fl, pno 91880260 BOEHMES LIEBESLIED 1987 Bun-Ching Lam fl, pno 92040020 CHANgOS 1989 Roberto Sierra fl, hpd 9148044 CHAUTAUQUA SOLILOQUy 2005 Dan Locklair fl, pno 92040040 CONCIERTO CARIbe 1993 Roberto Sierra fl, pno 45001060 DEad ELF TUgBOat Eric Moe fl, kbd 2615040 DUO Laura Kaminsky fl, pno 92040100 EROS 1996 Roberto Sierra fl, pno 45001191 FLED IS THAT MUSIC Eric Moe fl, pno 9204010 FLOWER PIECES 1994 Roberto Sierra fl, hp (or pno) 6100150 gOspEL gHOst T.J. Anderson fl, pno 91190050 HALLEy’S TALE 2003 Edward Knight fl, pno/fl, hp 26150170 IT COMES AND IT gOES 1990 Laura Kaminsky fl, gtr 91740140 LyRIC DANCES 1981 Paul Moravec fl, pno 92050145 MARIPOsas 2007 Roberto Sierra flute 92040195 PRELUDE, HabaNERA AND PERPETUAL MOTION 2006 Roberto Sierra fl (rec), gtr 92040190 RENadIO 1994 Roberto Sierra fl, gtr 90450040 SAMba 2009 Victoria Bond fl, pno 92050150 SONATA FOR FLUTE & PIANO 2003 Roberto Sierra fl,pno 9010070 STREAMS OF TENDER RIbbONINg TIME 1995 Deborah Drattell fl 26150270 UNTIL A NAME 2003 Laura Kaminsky fl 90810210 VOICES THAT BEAUTIFy THE EARTH 2004 Nancy Galbraith fl 9177050 WESTMINSTER DUET 2008 Paul Moravec fl, pno Flute Ensembles 91440010 DANCINg IN THE SHadOWS 1990 Dan Locklair 5 rec, finger cyms (ad lib.) 91440050 FOREST PIPINgs 1989 Dan Locklair picc, 6fl, afl, bfl (opt) 90880110 STREAMINg gREEN 2009 Nancy Galbraith picc, 5fl, afl, bfl Oboe 26150160 INTERPOLATIONS ON UTOPIAN PARKWAy 199 Laura Kaminsky ob, pno 90740080 SONATA FOR OBOE AND PIANO 1989 Kenneth Frazelle ob, pno 91440040 THE FANCIES THREE 1988/1997 Dan Locklair ob 90900250 POSTCARds FROM AMERICA 2009 Susan Kander ob, pno Clarinet 91540090 CINCO BOCETOS 1984 Roberto Sierra cl 26150190 JUST HERE, SITTINg NOW 1988 Laura Kaminsky cl, pno 9144010 PEACE DANCE 1984 Dan Locklair cl, pno 91140070 RAVEN 2004 Edward Knight cl, mar 92040200 RITMORROTO 1995 Roberto Sierra cl 91190090 ROMANCE FOR CLARINET 200 Edward Knight cl, pno 9010050 RUMINATINg SadNEss 1991 Deborah Drattell cl, pno or vc, pno 92040205 SONATA FOR CLARINET & PIANO 2006 Roberto Sierra cl, pno 92040220 TEMA y VARIACIONES 2000 Roberto Sierra cl, pno 17200190 TWICE REMOVED Shih-Hui Chen cl 4 Subito Music Bass Clarinet 9204020 TRES PENsaMENTOS 2000 Roberto Sierra bs cl, perc Bassoon 91770410 ANDy WARHOL SEZ: 2005 Paul Moravec bn, pno 90900260 THE LUNCH COUNTER 2009 Susan Kander bn 90840025 SONATA FOR BassOON & PIANO 2005 Nancy Galbraith bn, pno 90440050 WAITINg 1995 Victoria Bond bn, pno Saxophone 92020095 CONCERTO FOR SAXOPHONES (PNO REDUCTION) 2000 Roberto Sierra s/t sax, pno 6100170 JAZZ OVERTONES T.J. Anderson tsx, hp, perc 80005001 RECURRENCES Ellen Ruehr asx, pno 17200191 TWICE REMOVED Shih-Hui Chen asx 45001200 MARKET FORCES Eric Moe sax qrt 45001080 ROUgH WINds DO SHAKE THE DARLINg BUds Eric Moe sax trio 9044000 SCAT I 1984 Victoria Bond asx, gtr 9092000 THE SEXTET COLLECTION Julius Hemphill reeds Woodwind Ensembles 90810120 DOS DANZas LATINas 2002 Nancy Galbraith ww oct 92040110 Essays 1987 Roberto Sierra ww qnt 17150440 FIVE CHAIRS AND ONE TabLE 2009 Daniel Roumain ww qnt 91770560 INDIALANTIC IMPROMPTU 2007 Paul Moravec ww qnt 90810211 OF NATURE 200 Nancy Galbraith 2 ob, 2 bn 19010190 PasTORALE 2006 Craig Urquhart fl, cl 92050190 OCTETO paRA VIENTOS 200 Roberto Sierra ww octet 92010290 SALsa paRA VIENTOS 1893 Roberto Sierra fl, cl, eh, bn, hn 92102010 SONATINA FOR WOODWIND QUINTET 1971 Jerome Moross ww qnt 91740240 WOODWIND QUARTET 1987 Paul Moravec fl, ob, cl, bn Horn, Trumpet, Trombone 90800002 A NEW LIFE 2005 Nancy Galbriath tbn, pno 26150470 BLast (2009) Laura Kaminsky hn 26150280 ELEgy FOR THE SILENCED VOICE 1995 Laura Kaminsky tpt 91740050 EPITHALAMION 1996 Paul Moravec tp, pno 91770260 QUINTEssENCE 1999 Paul Moravec trumpet qnt 9188080 THREE EASy PIECES 1985 Bun-Ching Lam tbn, electronics 91480055 TRUMPETINgs 1988-89 Dan Locklair 2
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