Texts by Philip Larkin and William Carlos Williams. Premiered by Anthony Dean Griffey at Zankel Hall in New York City on October 23, 2004, with the composer at the piano. 9 minutes.

This wonderful new American opera, based on the unforgettable Tennessee Williams play, has been broadcast around the world and recorded live on Deutsche Grammaphon, and it's been a big hit ever since its premiere last year at the San Francisco Opera. Libretto by Philip Littell.

This wonderful new American opera, based on the unforgettable Tennessee Williams play, has been broadcast around the world and recorded live on Deutsche Grammaphon, and it's been a big hit ever since its premiere last year at the San Francisco Opera. Libretto by Philip Littell. Instrumental parts available for rental.

Originally written for guitar and orchestra, arranged by Previn.

Score and Parts. Scored for soprano, cello and piano, set to text by Toni Morrison. First performance New York 1994.

From the wonderful new American opera, A Streetcar Named Desire (based on the unforgettable Tennessee Williams play). For soprano and piano.

Features 20 original and charming pieces written especially for piano students by this popular composer, performer and conductor.

From the wonderful new American opera, A Streetcar Named Desire (based on the unforgettable Tennessee Williams play). Most notably recorded by Renée Fleming. For soprano voice and piano.

A work full of wit and style from a major American composer. Premiere performance was in 1999 with Nancy Goeres, bassoonist, and the composer as pianist. Duration c. 13 minutes.

André Previn's Tango Song and Dance is a set of three lighthearted virtuosic pieces written for violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter. The work was premiered August 2001 by Anne-Sophie Mutter with the composer at the piano. A recording by the same artists is available on Deutsche Grammophon, CD 471 500-2.

The striking vision of a pair of captive giraffes, taken from Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa, is the inspiration for this moving vocal work from one of America's most popular conductor-composers. Written for and recorded by soprano Renée Fleming.

These three brand-new settings by the multi-talented André Previn, composed for and premiered by Renée Fleming, demonstrate once more why Emily Dickinson's poetry is irresistible to composers and singers. Contents: As Imperceptibly as Grief · Will There Really Be a Morning? · Good Morning Midnight.

'Trio' for Piano, Oboe and Bassoon was commissioned by The Orchestra of St. Luke's, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Mary Flager Cary Charitable Trust, and its world premiere was performed by the St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble in 31 January 1996.

Contents: Naava and Noah.

The multi-talented André Previn composed this three-movement concerto on commission from the Boston Symphony Orchestra for violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter. The concerto was actually written during the months before the marriage of Mutter and Previn. It was premiered on March 14, 2002 at Symphony Hall, Boston. The composer's feelings and admiration for Mutter and the BSO come through in this expansively tuneful, warm music. The piece reflects Previn's early childhood memories of Germany, incorporating a German children's song in the third movement. Previn and Mutter recorded the concerto for a CD released by Deutsche-Grammophon in October, 2003. Duration: c. 38 minutes.

Written on 18 July 1995 for Sylvia McNair and Yo Yo Ma, 'Vocalise' was first recorded by these artists, with the composer playing the piano, at 6am on 19 July in the Ozawa Hall, Tanglewod, USA.