Myroslav Skoryk
In the Carpathians (piano cycle)
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In the Carpathians (piano cycle). An evocative, coloristic piano showpiece, depicting the sights and sounds of the Ukrainian Carpathian mountains. In four sections: “Song of the Boyko”, “In the Forest”, “Singing in the Mountains”, and “Kolomyika”.
Duration: 11 min.
$14.95 (score)
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Scott Aaron Miller
Passacaglia for brass quintet
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Passacaglia for brass quintet. The french horn intones a plaintive melody over a descending pattern in the tuba, sustained throughout. This melody then passes to the other instruments, but is ever evolving. Strategically placed suspensions and a series of contrasting countermelodies result in striking harmonic moments, often belieing the renaissance-like character of the thematic material. After a gradual crescendo, growing in rhythmic intensity, a brief pause ensues after which the music tapers off, creating the impression of itinerant musicians approaching, stopping for a moment, and then departing.
Duration: 4 min.
$15.95 (score and parts)
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Myroslav Skoryk
Sonata No.1 for violin and piano
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Sonata No.1 for violin and piano. Composed in 1963, this three movement work is imbued with modal Hutsul motifs, and propelled by ever fluctuating metric schemes, featuring irregularly accented double-stops for the violin in the finale.
Duration: 18 min.
$29.95 (score and part)
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Myroslav Skoryk
Caprice for piano four-hands or for two pianos
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Caprice for piano four-hands or for two pianos. An infectious, jazzy opening theme is followed by quasi-improvisational passages for both pianists, all set in a sumptuous, chromatic harmonic tapestry.
Duration: 4 min.
$7.95 (score)
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Myroslav Skoryk
Vizerunky (Patterns) for piano four-hands or for two pianos
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Vizerunky (Patterns) for piano four-hands or for two pianos. A breezy introduction triggers a series of seemingly "geometrical" patterns in both piano parts, slowly evolving and expanding to encompass the full range of the piano.
Duration: 5'30"
$9.95 (score)
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Scott Aaron Miller
Sonata for cello and piano
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Sonata for cello and piano. A work of emotional depth and wide-ranging scope, the Sonata for cello and piano combines classic idiomatic writing for the cello with an expressive and coloristic piano part. Sweeping melodic cello lines and rewarding interplay between the instruments make it a welcome addition to the modern cellist's repertoire.
Duration: 21 min.
$29.95 (score and part)
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Mykola Lysenko
Works for violin and piano
Edited by Solomia Soroka, as recorded on her Toccata Classics CD:
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Elegiac Capriccio for violin and piano. Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 10 min.
$17.95 (score and part)
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Elegie for violin and piano (in memory of Shevchenko). Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 2.5 min.
$5.95 (score and part)
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Fantasy on two Ukrainian folk themes for violin and piano (or for flute and piano).
Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 7.5 min.
$19.95 (score and parts - both violin and flute parts included)
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A Moment of Disappointment for violin and piano. Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 2 min.
$5.95 (score and part)
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Romance for violin and piano. Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 3 min.
$6.95 (score and part)
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Spring Kaleidoscope for violin and piano. A suite for violin and piano, after the vocal works of Mykola Lysenko, by Ukrainian composer Viktor Kaminskyi. Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 20 min.
$39.95 (score and part)
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The Sun Is Low for violin and piano. Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 2 min.
$5.95 (score and part)
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Valse Brillante for violin and piano. Originally for piano solo. Arranged for violin and piano by Ukrainian composer Viktor Kaminskyi. Edited by Solomia Soroka.
Duration: 8.5 min.
$29.95 (score and part)
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Volodymyr Vynnytsky
Wartime Tango for cello and piano
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Wartime Tango for cello and piano. The composer's highly personal and heartrending musical response to Russia's aggression against his native Ukraine.
Duration: 4 min.
$9.95 (score and part)
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