In 2005 the composer added the movement Ciaccona (in memory of Pope John Paul II) to his Polish Requiem. This edition has been transcribed for string duo with parts for violin, viola, and cello.

The world premiere of this Bolcom suite was in Brussels, Belgium in 1997, performed by Sergiu Luca and Roel Dieltiens. Its five movements are marked as follows: Prelude - Very free and fast; With Energy; Stately, slow; Very fast and skittish; and Street dances. Score with separate pull-out parts for both Violin and Violoncello.

Beautiful cello part was developed from the violin parts.

1. Moderato; 2. Allegretto; 3. Larghetto Sostenuto; 4. Allegro ma Sostenuto-Allegro Presto. Dur. 18'

When Ligeti taught composition at the University of Stockholm in the 1960s, he met his famous Swedish fellow composer Hilding Rosenberg (1892-1985). Ligeti wrote this musical greeting on the occasion of Rosenberg's 90th birthday. The little piece is easy to play, composed idiomatically for the instruments. It shows that Ligeti, like Bach, Schumann and Bartok, was able to write easily playable and at the same time tonally convincing music in his personal style.

Contents: GABRIEL FAURE: Apres un Reve; LUIGI DENZA: Funiculi Funicula; RUGGIERO LEONCAVALLO: Mattinata; GIUSEPPE VERDI: La donna e mobile; JULES MASSENET: Meditation from 'Thais'; MAURICE RAVEL: Pavane pour une infante defunte; CESAR FRANCK: Panis Angelicus; VENETIAN MELODY: Carnival of Venice; NEOPOLITAN SONG: Santa Lucia; TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG: Vieni sur mar; ERNESTO DECURTIS: Torna a Surrento; EDUARDO DE CAPUA: O Sole Mio.

arranged by Johann Halvorsen (DAVIS/STUTCH) (Score and Parts).

Inspired by the poem "Where Everything Is Music," each movement of Rumi Settings adheres to the meaning, perfume, and essence of the stunning Rumi text. Includes two performance scores.

In Four Movements: Allegro · Tres vif · Lent · Vif, avec entrain.

Contents: Simple Gifts (Inspired by an old Shaker Hymn); Tonadilla Iberica (Ancient Spanish tune, including a Romerico Florido melody); Memorial Day Prayer, c. 1867 (Inspired by the music of 'Kneel Where Our Lovesare Sleeping' by L. Nella Sweet); Listen to the Mockingbird, c. 1855 (Inspired by the music of Alice Hawthorne, pseudonym of Septimus Winner); Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child (Traditional African-American Spiritual); Patriotic Portraits (Including: Taps, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Yankee Doodle, You're a Grand Old Flag, The Marine's Hymn, America the Beautiful); Amazing Grace, c. 1773 (Inspired by the music of John Newton).

Composed by James Horner, arranged by Carla Boardman.