Joseph Schwantner
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And The Mountains Rising Nowhere (Full Score) — Joseph Schwantner
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Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Edition Schott. 24 pages. Duration 11.5 minutes. Schott Music #EA375FS. Published by Schott Music (HL.49012570).
Price: $67.00
Wild Angels of the Open Hills — Joseph Schwantner
soprano voice, flute (alto flute), harp — Score — Modern
Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Soprano Voice. Modern. Score. Duration 00:28:00. Edition Peters #EP66782. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP66782).
Price: $63.00
New Morning for the World — Joseph Schwantner
narrator and wind ensemble — score — Classical, Concert
Daybreak of Freedom. Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Arranged by Nikk Pilato. Sheet music. Edition Schott. Classical, Concert. Score. Composed 1982/2007. 72 pages. Duration 23'. Helicon Music #ED 30031. Published by Helicon Music (HL.49017763).
Price: $75.00
And the Mountains Rising Nowhere — Joseph Schwantner
Orchestra — — Classical
Set of Parts. Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Edition Schott. Classical. Duration 11.5 minutes. Schott Music #EA375SET. Published by Schott Music (HL.49012571).
Price: $175.00
Percussion Concerto — Joseph Schwantner
percussion and orchestra — separate part, percussion — Classical
For percussion and orchestra. Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Sheet music. Percussion. Classical. Separate part, percussion. Composed 1994. 28 pages. Duration 20'. Helicon Music #ED 30050. Published by Helicon Music (HL.49018430).
Price: $24.00
Two Poems of Agueda Pizarro — Joseph Schwantner
Soprano voice and Piano — — Classical
For soprano and piano. Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). This edition: Saddle stitching. Sheet music. Edition Schott. Classical. Composed 1980. 20 pages. Duration 15'. Schott Music #EA 476. Published by Schott Music (HL.49012620).
Price: $19.00
Magabunda (Witchnomad) — Joseph Schwantner
soprano voice and orchestra — Study Score — Classical
Four poems of Agueda Pizarro. Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). This edition: Saddle stitching. Sheet music. Edition Schott. Classical. Study Score. Composed 1983. 166 pages. Duration 29'. Helicon Music #EA 516. Published by Helicon Music (HL.49012645).
Price: $39.00
Consortium (I) — Joseph Schwantner
flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello — Set of parts — Modern
Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Mixed Ensemble. Modern. Set of parts. Duration 00:09:00. Edition Peters #EP66556A. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP66556A).
Price: $34.00
Consortium (I) — Joseph Schwantner
flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello — Score — Modern
Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Mixed Ensemble. Modern. Score. Duration 00:09:00. Edition Peters #EP66556. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP66556).
Price: $30.00
Evening Land Symphony — Joseph Schwantner
soprano voice and orchestra — study score — Classical
For soprano and orchestra. Composed by Joseph Schwantner (1943-). Sheet music. Edition Schott. Classical. Study score. Composed 1995. 11 pages. Duration 30'. Helicon Music #EA 781. Published by Helicon Music (HL.49012802).
Price: $49.00
(from JosephSchwantner.com)
Joseph Schwantner was born in Chicago and received his musical and academic training at the Chicago Conservatory and Northwestern University, completing a doctorate in 1968. Previously, he served on the Yale, Eastman and Juilliard faculties and is a member of the Boadr of the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Schwantner was the fiirst composer-in-residence with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra as part of the Meet The Composer / Orchestra Residencies Program funded by the Exxon Corporation, the Rockefeller Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.
His work, Magabunda “four poems of Agueda Pizarro,” and A Sudden Rainbow, originally recorded on Nonesuch Records by the Saint Louis Symphony, each received a Grammy Award nomination in the category, Best New Classical Composition. Schwantner and his wife Janet currently live in Spofford, New Hampshire.