Originally written for orchestra, Danzon No. 2 has enjoyed significant popularity on performance programs everywhere. The danzon itself was Cuban-born, from a natural synthesis of Spanish, British,

Lauridsen's Ave Verum Corpus for choir, string orchestra or organ, with finger cymbals joins a catalog of works that are performed throughout the world. The traditional Latin text is expressed witn

For flute & chamber orchestra (piano reduction). First printing. Score, 8 p. and part.

For soprano sax & piano reduction. First printing. In one movement. With a biographical note. Score, 10 p. and part.

Evening Waterfall comes from a cycle of eleven a cappella choral pieces derived from “Early Moon,” a collection of poetry by Carl Sandburg. The images in these simple, direct lyrics

Many of Miguel del Aguila's works reflect on South America and its history. Here he evokes the timbre of the charango, a lute-like Andean stringed instrument that is represented in the piano part. The

Combining long flowing phrases with free tonality, dissonant chords, and mysterious harmonies, this piece represents musically the mystery of the birth of the Christ child.

I’ll Fly Away sings about the spirit of a loved one about to be set free from pain and suffering. Asymmetrical meter and a tenor-bass ostinato figure create a rhythmic base for the lilting

Known for his music's wit and humor, Matt Browne seeks to astonish the listener with inventive musical techniques, always wedded to careful craftsmanship. Warm Summer Sun is Robert Richardson's moving

This bittersweet poem by Christina Rossetti gives a haunting sense of beauty and sorrow which is intertwined with lovely free tonalities, shifting meters and extended divisi in the music.

For cello & piano. First printing. One movement. Score, 12 p. and part.

This short 2014 work was originally for two flutes. The composer has created this version for two clarinets.

"Sure on this shining night of starmade shadows round, kindness must watch for me this side the ground..." In this third movement of his song cycle Nocturnes, Morten Lauridsen's flowing music

For 2 flutes. First printing. Written in memory of Serebrier's Maltese named Samson and his stuffed blue hippo toy named Buddha. Score.

When this magnificent choral work made its debut in 1997, it was immediately recorded by the Los Angeles Master Chorale and received a Grammy nomination. Since then, it has earned a place in the choral