SKU: PR.114417770

ISBN 9781491108185. UPC: 680160636594. 9x12 inches.

A Song from the Heart for E-Flat Alto Saxophone and PianoA beautiful cantabile song without words, A SONG FROM THE HEART has all of Ewazen’s expressive elegance, yet is performable by advanced students as well as on professional and collegerecitals. Transcribed for Alto Saxophone by the composer, A SONG FROM THE HEART was originally composed for Trumpet and Piano and premiered by Charles Schlueter, long-time principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony.
A SONG FROM THE HEART was originally composed for Trumpet and Piano and is dedicated to Dennis Caron on the occasion of his retirement. It was commissioned by his wife, Marsha Caron, and was premiered at Dennis’s retirement party by our mutual friend Charles Schlueter, long-time principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony. A SONG FROM THE HEART is filled with lyricism and rich harmonies, as the trumpet line sings and soars over a rich accompaniment.

SKU: PR.114417760

ISBN 9781491108178. UPC: 680160636587. 9x12 inches.

A Song from the Heart for B-Flat Clarinet and PianoA beautiful cantabile song without words, A SONG FROM THE HEART has all of Ewazen’s expressive elegance, yet is performable by advanced students as well as on professional and collegerecitals. Transcribed for Clarinet by the composer, A SONG FROM THE HEART was originally composed for Trumpet and Piano and premiered by Charles Schlueter, long-time principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony.

SKU: PR.114423630

ISBN 9781491136447. UPC: 680160689187. Walt Whitman, Song of the Open Road.

Whitman’s epic “Song of the Open Road” is an inspiring metaphor encouraging us to find and explore our own paths, free of anchors or artificial boundaries. Dorff uses 5 brief passages from the poem as movement titles, setting the stage for a suite of sometimes-edgy soliloquies in which the music (and the flutist) explores these open roads.

SKU: PR.11441848S

UPC: 680160641970. 9 x 12 inches.

A true family affair, Ewazen's Quartet from the Heartland was written to celebrate the retirement of a good friend and long-time band director. The instrumentation reflects those practiced by his wife (flute) and daughters (trumpet and horn), who performed the work at a surprise party with the composer at the piano. The Quartet is an arrangement from the first movement of Ewazen's Heartland Symphony, which he describes as lively, energetic, playful, and joyous..