Over the course of his prolific career as a composer, Peter Schickele has created and performed a number of piano rags, a form that he has always enjoyed. In A Garland of Rags, he has assembled a first printing of five rags written for various occasions, and now made available for pianists of intermediate to advanced skills. The score includes his notes, describing the genesis of each piece. Planetary Motion, Jamaroona Rag, Aspen Afternoons, The Music Lover, Baba Rag

A tribute to the "Little Mushroom" (Franz Schubert) has evolved into a set of six new piano duets in 3/4 time (okay, except one in 5/4 time, but who's counting?)

In Magic Meadow, Stony Mountain Holler, Jerome Evenings.

A new set of variations on Bach's theme.

A Quodlibet for String Quartet.

Originally written for the team of Schickele and the Lark Quartet, and not available to everyone. "A bit of a Brahmsian overtone, but pure Schickele throughout."

A Small Peal, Serenade, Larry Widdoes' Nothing, Cradle Song, Wedding Present, Thank You Piece, Bellringing Celebration (from afar)

A collection of small pieces written as gifts for various people.

A suite of four movements in classic style. While framed in a Baroque setting, Lace incorporates a driving, pulsing, rhythmic flow.

Polka, Tango, Finale. Parts provided for standard orchestral tuning and concert tuning.

1. Lullaby, 2. Boogie - A warm, jazzy, light-hearted novelty.