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Composer Nationality Piece Movement(s) Instruments Year Performed Abigana, Brett USA L'Histoire du Soldat Jouet 3 flutes, 3 dancers 2012 Abigana, Brett USA On Simple Songs Violin, viola, cello, piano 2012 Abigana, Brett USA Prelude for Piano Piano 2012 Abigana, Brett USA Sonata for Solo Flute iii. Improvisation, V. Postlude Flute 2019 Abou-Khalil, Rabih Lebanon Arabian Waltz String quartet 2015 Acimovic, Philip USA Afternoon Excursion Guitar, marimba 2007 Adams, John USA Road Movies I. Relaxed Groove II. Meditative III. 40% Swing Violin, piano 2008 Adderly, Nat USA Work Song Jazz Ensemble 1988 Adler, Samuel USA A Bonnie Tune - A Scherzo for Solo Flute Flute 2014 Adler, Samuel USA Ask Me 1. Song Now Soprano, guitar 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Canto XI for Horn Solo French Horn 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Capriccio Piano 1995 Adler, Samuel USA Concerto No. 3 Piano, string orchestra 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Dream Sequence, Thy Song Expands My Spirit Piano 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Duo Sonata I. Toccata II. Scherzo--with dance 2 Pianos, 2 Dancers 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Fantasy for Piano Piano 2018 Adler, Samuel USA Gradus I #1-6, 10 , 12 Piano 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Gradus III #1, #4 Piano 2003 Adler, Samuel USA Gradus III #4, 8, 13, 17, 19 Piano 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Gradus, Book II #17 Piano 2002 Adler, Samuel USA Meadowmountetudes I. II. Violin 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Ports of Call: A "Mediterranean" Suite I. Marseille 2 violins, guitar 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Ports of Call: A "Mediterranean" Suite II. Alexandria 2 Violins, guitar 2007 Adler, Samuel USA Sonata Breve Allegro di Bravura Piano 1985 Adler, Samuel USA Sonata Breve Allegro grazioso, Adagio con delicatezza Piano 1986 Adler, Samuel USA Sonata for Flute and Piano II. Meditation Flute, piano 2008 Adler, Samuel USA Sonata for Solo Guitar II. Tempo di valse Guitar 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Sonata for Unaccompanied Flute II. Slowly but with great intensity Flute 2004 Adler, Samuel USA Ten Litte Pieces for Solo Cello I-VI, IX, X Cello 2005 Adler, Samuel USA The Road to Terpsichore #1. 2. 4. 5. Piano 2004 Adler, Samuel USA The Sense of Touch I. II. VII. VIII. Piano 2008 Adler, Samuel USA Three Preludes for piano Rushing Waters Piano 2012 Adler, Samuel USA Waltz-like, Happily and quite fast Piano 1979 For improvising string quartet (2 Aghababian, Vartan USA Adagio and Allegro Scherzando violins, viola, cello) 2006 Aghababian, Vartan USA Two Movements for Violin and Piano I. Lento sostenuto Violin, Piano 2018 Ahmadi, Mary USA Concert Piece Clarinet,piano 1999 Ahmadi, Mary USA Dialogue for Clarinet and Piano Lullaby, Zany Joy Clarinet, piano 2005 Ahmadi, Mary USA Rivers Suite for Violin and Piano No. 2 Reverie, No. 3 Halloween Violin, piano 1999 Ahmadi, Mary USA Trio for Clarinet, Violin, and Piano Andante Cantabile, Rondo: Allegro Vivo Clarinet, violin, piano 1998 Aitken, Hugh USA Three Short Pieces Allegro moderato, Poco adagio Piano 1992 Akiva, Daniel Israel Three Pieces for Flute Solo Piyut - Liturgical Song Flute 2004 Akiva, Daniel Israel Three Pieces for Flute Solo Ven Querida Flute 2005 Akiyoshi, Toshiko Japan Tuning Up Big Band 1999 Alberga, Eleanor Jamaica If the Silver Bird Could Speak Piano 2006 Composer Nationality Piece Movement(s) Instruments Year Performed Albright, William USA The Machine Age Robot Drummers (from Hell) Piano 1999 Al-Doory, Abigail USA Five Cellphone Rings for Clarinet Clarinet 2005 Aldridge, Robert USA Contrast Piano 1982 Aldridge, Robert USA Short and Suite Piano 1982 Alexander, Dennis USA Two Steppin' Toads Piano 1998 Alexander, Elizabeth USA Night at the Red Cat Piano, 4-hands 2017 Allen, Geri USA And They Partied Alto sax, drums, piano, bass 2004 Alt, Hansi Austria Hot Noon on the Meadow The Grasshopper, Bees and Flies, The Spider Piano 1983 Alt, Hansi Austria Let's Go By Car Will It Start?, Traffic, Windshield-wiper, Parking Piano 1984 Alt, Hansi Austria Red Clouds It's Getting Dark, The Bells Violin, cello, piano 1992 Alwyn, William UK Bluebells Piano 1987 Alwyn, William UK Chattering Piano 1987 Amirov, Fikret Azerbaijan Lyric Dance Piano 2003 Amirov, Fikret Azerbaijan Six Pieces Nocturne, Song of the Ashug Flute, piano 2001 Ancelin, Pierre France Chant de l'oiseau que n'existe pas Flute 2006 Anderson, David USA Seven Double Bass Duets I. 3. 7. 2 Double Bass 2011 Anderson, Diane USA Tomorrow's Past 2 pianos 2007 Anderson, Julian UK A Story Untold Piano 2003 Anderson, Julian UK Somwhere Near Cluj Piano 2003 Anderson, T.J. USA Five Easy Pieces Wind Violin, piano, jew's harp 1979 Anderson, T.J. USA Pavane for the Wind Soprano, piano 2010 Andreissen, Jurriaan The Netherlands Allegro 2 pianos 1993 Andreissen, Louis The Netherlands Image de Moreau (Toccata) Piano 2002 Andreissen, Louis The Netherlands Minuet for Marianna Piano 2003 Anger, Darol USA Big Gravel 2 violins, guitar 2006 Anger, Darol USA Grant Wood Jazz string quartet 2003 Anger, Darol USA Street Stuff Jazz string quartet 2001 Aponte-Ledee, Rafael Puerto Rico Tema y Seis Diferencias Piano 1979 #23 A Row of Twelve Tones, #22 Experiencing Applebaum, Stan USA Sound/World Different Registers Piano 2017 #5 Bitonality with Contrasting Keys and Meters, #21 A Recital Piece, #24 Bitonality Dancing Around in the Aeolian Mode, #26 A Small Applebaum, Stan USA Sound/World Dance Piano 2017 Applebaum, Stan USA Sound/World, Vol. 1 Nos. 29-31 Piano 2011 Applebaum, Stan USA Sound/World, Vol. 2 No. 5 Piano 2011 Appleton, Jon USA Couperin Doubles The Sheepfolds, The Wine Merchant's Wife Piano 2014 Appleton, Jon USA Scarlatti Doubles A547 Piano 2016 Homage to Moszkowski; Homage to Korngold; Appleton, Jon USA Suite des Hommages Homage to Falla; Homage to Grieg Piano 2016 1. Una Meoldia per Alessandra; 2. La Viola Aquilanti, Giancarlo Italy Short Pieces for Viola and Piano Salterina Viola, Piano 2018 Arakalian, Grigor Armenia Armenian Folk Song and Komitas-Scherzo 2 Flutes, Piano 2018 Composer Nationality Piece Movement(s) Instruments Year Performed Arakalian, Grigor Armenia Children's Pieces II, III Piano 2019 Arakalian, Grigor Armenia Tragic Dance Piano 2016 Arakelian, Grigor Armenia Bells Piano 2015 Arakelian, Grigor Armenia Melody and Dance of Sun Chamber orchestra 2015 Arakelian, Grigor Armenia Sacred Preludes Baptism, The Marvelous Genesis Piano 2017 Single Song, Follow the Leader, Bouncing Archer, Violet Canada Four Little Studies Lightly, A Little Different Piano 1984 Archer, Violet Canada Ten Folk Songs for Four Hands, Vol. II Eskimo Prayer, Paul James 2 Pianos 1990 Argento, Dominick USA Diaphenia Soprano, piano 2002 Arma, Paul Hungary Divertimento No. 18 Andante parlando, Poco allegretto, Comodo Flute, alto sax 1991 Arnold, Malcolm UK Divertimento for Flute, Oboe, and Clarinet Allegro energico Flute, oboe, clarinet 2000 Arnold, Malcom UK English Dances Vivace 2 pianos 1993 Arnold, Malcom UK English Dances, Set I Mesto 2 pianos 1990 Arnowitt, Michael USA Ballade Piano 1981 Arnowitt, Michael USA Piano Sonata Piano 1979 Arnowitt, Michael USA Rhapsody 1980 Artman, Ruth USA Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening Chorus 2002 Ashley White, David USA 6 Miniatures for 3 Players Night Song, Burlesque, Elegy, Jig Clarinet, cello, piano 1983 Asthagiri, Arun USA Ambition String Quartet 2017 Aucoin, Matthew USA Crossing Prologue Baritone, Piano 2017 Aucoin, Matthew USA Fantasy Piano 2000 Aucoin, Matthew USA Finery Forge for Two Pianos Two Pianos 2017 Aucoin, Matthew USA Symphony #1 in B-flat Allegro Orchestra 2000 Auerbach, Lera Russia 24 Preludes for Piano, Op. 41 12. Allegro Piano 2014 An Old Photograph from the Grandparent's Auerbach, Lera Russia Images Childhood, Quarrel, What a Story!, Stubborn Piano 2002 Austin, John USA Five Violin Duets 1. 2. 2 violins 1986 Ayala, Hector Argentina Celeste y Blanco, Le Sureno Guitar 1999 Ayoub, Mark USA Leisurely Stroll Orchestra 2000 Babbitt, Milton USA Duet Piano 1982 Babbitt, Milton USA Duet Piano 2011 Bacewicz, Grazyna Poland Rybki Piano 1979 Backlanova, Nadezda Russia Mazurka Violin, piano 1987 Badings, Henk Indonesia Arcadia, Book 5 1. 2. 6. 7. 9. 10. 2 pianos 1989 Badings, Henk Indonesia Reihe Kleiner Klavierstucke Air, Scherzo Pastorale Piano 1983 Badings, Henk Indonesia Trio No. VIII March 3 violins 1988 Bailey, Jonathan Holland USA Opus 1 for Solo Violin With Anger, Meno mosso, Furiously Violin 2011 Baird, Tadeusz Poland Little Suite for Children No. 3 Piano 1992 Bakalian, Craig USA Duet for Piano and Cello Cello, Piano 2017 Baker, David USA Sonata Fast Cello, piano 2000 Baksa, Robert USA Romance Viola, piano 2016 Baksa, Robert USA Soliloquy (Krishna's Song) Flute 2015 Baksys, Vytas USA Cadenza for Ming Flute, piano 1999 Baksys, Vytas USA Chaconne Grandissimo Violin, piano 2011 Balakrishnan, David USA Skylife Jazz String Quartet 2004 Composer Nationality Piece Movement(s) Instruments Year Performed Balamurugan, Apsara USA Displaced Orchestra, Chorus, jazz combo 2019 Balamurugan, Apsara USA Leviathan Piano 2016 Balamurugan, Apsara USA Scout Piano 2017 Balamurugan, Apsara USA The Singing Wells Orchestra 2018 Balamurugan, Apsara USA Wild Fire Percussion Ensemble 2017 Ball, Michael Ireland Miriam's Music Piano 2005 On Motives of the Tales of Hans Christian Banevilch, Sergey Russia Anderson Piano 2003 Banfield, William USA It's All Good, My Brother Violin, cello, piano 2013 Barber, Samuel USA Ballade, Op. 46 Piano 1982 Barber, Samuel USA Excursions In slow blues tempo, Allegro molto Piano 1983 Barber, Samuel USA Homage to John Field Piano 1979 Barber, Samuel USA Pastorale Violin, piano 1984 Barber, Samuel USA Piano Concerto, Op. 38 II. Canzone Piano 1983 Barber, Samuel USA Sonata for Cello and Piano Adagio-Presto-Adagio Cello, piano 1983 Barber, Samuel USA Sonata Op. 38 Fuga Piano 1983 Barber, Samuel USA Sonata, Op. 26 III. Adagio, IV. Fuge: Allegro con spirito Piano 1998 Barber, Samuel USA Souvenirs VI. Galop Piano 1985 Barber, Samuel USA Sure in This Shining Night Soprano, piano 1981 Barber, Samuel USA The Daisies Soprano, piano 1981 Barlowe, Amy USA Reflections from the Edge of the Millenium I.
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    nmc talks with +TOBIAS PICKER NMC: Your opera Emmeline pieces and vocal works. I had been composer premiered at Santa Fe Opera in residence for the Houston Symphony in 1996. It was your first for five years. I had honed my craft as an opera. Three operas then orchestrator and my voice as a composer. I followed in swift succes- knew I was finally ready to tackle the largest sion: Fantastic Mr. Fox two of all genres, opera, a genre for which I’d years later, Therese Raquin developed a great reverence. two years after that, then An American Tragedy, a The earliest example of literature influencing Metropolitan Opera com- my work was The Encantadas from 1983. It mission, in 2005. That’s four is a work for speaker (or actor) and orchestra operas in nine years! Had and it is full of word painting inspired by the you always wanted to write rich prose of Herman Melville’s descriptions opera, or did the experience of the Galapagos Islands which he’d visited of working on Emmeline , as a young man in the Merchant Marines. and its success, push you in The Encantadas is a theatrical work – a a direction you would not melodrama – not a narrated travelogue. There have anticipated? is a drama between the speaker and the orchestra and a constant interplay that casts TP: I wanted to (or knew the speaker in different moods and characters I would eventually) write throughout. operas since I was a small child and watched them on From the time I began composing as a child, TV.
  • Schnittke CD Catalogue

    Schnittke CD Catalogue

    Ivahskin-Schnittke Archive Compact Discs Archive Year of CD Title Schnittke pieces included Performers Label Recording Recording/ Number on CD Number release 1 String trios - Schnittke, String Trio Krysa, O: Kuchar, T; - - - Penderecki, Gubaidulina Ivashkin, A. 2 Webber, Schumman, Sonata for Violin No.2 Kremer, G; Gavrilov, A; Muti, Olympia 501079 1982/1979 Hindesmith, Schnittke (Quasi una sonata) R. Symponic Prelude Schnittke - Symphonic Norrkoping Symphony (1993)/Symphony no.8 3 prelude, Symphony no. 8, Orchestra (Lu Jia - BIS BIS-CD-1217 2005 (1994)/ For Liverpool For Liverpool Conductor) (1994) Schnittke - Minnesang, Minnesang, Concerto for 4 Concerto for mixed choir mixed choir Danish Choir - - - Schnittke - Lux Aeterna Lux Aeterna (Requiem of (Requiem of 5 reconciliation) Krakow Chamber Choir - - 1995 reconciliation) 6 [number not in use] 7 [number not in use] 8 Rastakov, A (Composer) Schnittke: Ritual - (K)ein Ritual/ (K)ein sommernachtstraum - Sommernachtstraum/ Malmo SymphonyOrchestra 9 Passacaglia - Seid nuchten Passacaglia/ Seid nuchtern BIS BIS-CD-437 1989 und wachet und wachtet The State Chamber Choir of the USSR (Dof-Fonskaya, E - 10 Schnittke - Concerto for Concerto for choir in four Soprano; Polyanky, V - Arteton VICC-51 1991 choir in four movements movements Conductor) BBC Symphony Orchestra Alfred Schnittke - Symphony no.2 'St (conducted by Carlton 15656 1997 Symphony no. 2 'St Florian'/ Pas de quatre Rozhdestvensky, G) & BBC Classics 91962 11 Florian' Symphony Chorus (conducted by Cleobury, S) 12 [number not in use] 13 [number not in use] Ivahskin-Schnittke Archive Compact Discs Three madrigals (Sur une Soloists Ensemble of the Denisov, Schnittke, Mobile 14 etoile, Entfernung, Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra MFCD 869 1983 Gubaidulina, Mansurian Fidelity Reflection) Sound Lab The USSR Ministry of Culture Orchestra 15 A Schnittke - Symphony Symphony no.1 Melodiya SUCD 10- 1990/1987 (conducted by no.