Inspired by the life and paintings of the American artist Georgia O'Keeffe. In three movements: I. Bone, II. Above Clouds, III. Black Rattle. 24 minutes.

For Solo Violin, Wind Octet, Contrabass and Percussion. Performance materials available by Rental only.

Lost Vegas (by Grammy®-winning composer Michael Daugherty) was commissioned by the University of Michigan Symphony Band and the University of Miami Wind Ensemble. It is a swinging tribute to an earlier epoch when legendary entertainers like Elvis Presley, Peggy Lee, Esquivel, Bobby Darin, Stan Kenton, and Frank Sinatra's "Rat Pack" performed in the intimate, swanky showrooms of the Sands, Tropicana, and Flamingo hotels in Las Vegas, Nevada. Torn down long ago, the cozy nightclubs - where the Rat Pack once performed edgy material - have been replaced by large arenas where commercialized family entertainment is now presented. Daugherty's composition for symphonic band is a trip down Memory Lane to an adventurous and vibrant Vegas that once was - and returns, if only for a moment, in Lost Vegas. Duration - ca. 14:00

Performance parts available by rental only.

Tell My Fortune is a concerto for orchestra, which visits the dark world of gypsies and their methods of fortune telling: reading palms, tarot cards and gazing into crystal balls

American Composer's Forum - BandQuest Series - Grade 3 Here is the first published work for young band from award-winning composer Michael Daugherty! Describing a stretch of Interstate 75 that crosses through Florida's Everglades National Park, Alligator Alley celebrates this noble beast that has remained largely unchanged from prehistoric times. The first theme ("Alligator's Theme") features the woodwinds (predominantly bassoons) while the second theme ("Hunter's Theme") is performed by the brass. Program notes and staging suggestions are included in this marvelously descriptive work. (4:30)

For Violin Solo with Orchestral Reduction for Piano see Catalog# 48019952VN

A concerto for violin and orchestra inspired by the Diego Rivera mural Detroit Industry. This mural, the detail of which appears on the cover of this publication, was commissioned by Ford in 1932 to represent the city's auto industry. 25 minutes.