challenging, clever, fun      by Thomas Siwe

Quite simply, some of the most creative and musical pieces for snare drum on the market today.

for solo flute        by Dennis Kam

Flutist and composer, Dennis Kam, has written a short, tour de force for flute. Five Phases is ideal for an interlude on any rectital.

for solo B-flat clarinet (and bass clarinet)        by Alexandra Pierce

Written in 1993 and dedicated to Martin Walker, 7 Line Drawings consists of seven short studies of varying durations.

for solo piano        by Mark Saya

Each piece in 7 Preludes Revisited is a transformation of one of Chopin's Op. 28 preludes.

for percussion trio        by Mark Saya

This sonorous percussion trio is a movement from the suite based on entries from The Book of Imaginary Beings by Jorge Luis Borges.

for narrator, chorus, four soloist and bass drum        by David Cope

for tenor, piano and piano interior        by Alfred Blatter

The composer's setting of a poem by Edgar Allan Poe has an unreal quality.

for mixed chorus        by Roger Hannay

A lovely setting of Henry Muldrow's poem "a leaf" includes a four part round for sopranos and altos accompanied by the tenors and basses.

for solo clarinet        by Renee Arakaki

Pitch elements for "A Little Gossip" are based on the Okinawan folk song "Tima Tu" which is categorized as a "gossip" song.

for glockenspiel and piano        by David Macbride

A Special Light for glockenspiel and piano was written in memory of a dear friend of the composer.

for 3 percussionists        by James Baird

Written for young players, Baird's imaginary stroll on the ocean floor uses graphic notation similar to Feldman's "King of Denmark."

for string quartet        by Alfred Blatter

Since the mid-twentieth century composers have demonstrated that music can be notated in nontraditional ways.

for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano (NEW 2005)        by Otto Henry

for extended drum set        by Janis Mercer

San Francisco composer Janis Mercer has created one the the most musical drumset solos in the literature.

for piano solo      by Otto Henry