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$65.60 Piano Quintet
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$51.20 Quartet
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$12.00 Octet (full Sc & Parts)
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$24.80 Animus Ii Tapes/cds
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$14.39 Cordoba, Op. 232, No. 4
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$14.39 11 Spanish Folk Songs
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$15.96 Trumpet Solo Book 3
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$15.19 Hymnen an die Nacht
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$18.39 Pièce pour violon et clarinette
Image not foundCharacterized by what the composer calls an extravagant neo-romanticism, this 37-minute piano trio unfolds dramatically, demands the utmost virtuosity of its performers, and ultimately glories in largeness of gesture and immediacy of sentiment.
$23.96 Grand Trio
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$32.00 Dancing with the Devil
Image not foundAvailable for the first time in one volume, this collection includes the opera and ballet arrangements made with violinist Samuel Dushkin, a piece for unaccompanied violin, and Stravinsky's one original work for violin and piano, Duo concertante. Contents: Ballad • Chanson russe • Danse
$27.99 The Stravinsky Violin Collection
Image not foundThe graceful, sophisticated waltz music from Strauss's classic opera has been tastefully transcribed for violin and piano.
$10.39 Der Rosenkavalier Waltz
Image not foundIntermediate to advanced literature from the Romantic era to the 20th century. Special study paid to various state high school contest solo repertory lists. Contents: Gavotte and Musette from Divertimento (Alwyn) · Chants populaires tristes from Suite Paysanne Hongroise (Bartók) · Scherzo from
$19.99 The Boosey & Hawkes Flute Anthology
Image not foundInspired by the Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock (1724-1803) poem Die frühen Gräber (The early graves). With detailed performance notes (in German).
$19.96 Bleib, Gedankenfreund, Op. 70
Image not foundNew edition, with preface by Gerard McBurney. The work was composed in 1933-38 for one of the greatest cellists of the 20th century, Gregor Piatigorsky. McBurney explains that, somehow this concerto had come to seem jinxed to the composer. And when, in 1947, he heard it in Moscow once again, this
$40.00 Cello Concerto In E Minor, Op. 58