William Sydeman
About William Sydeman
William Jay Sydeman is one of America’s most prolific and inventive composers. In an era in which many of his colleagues have defined their careers through a handful of brief works, he has produced an output whose scope and variety are absolutely unique. His work is a prominent part of late 20th century American music - widely published and frequently performed - but the full extent of it’s accomplishments will probably not become entirely clear until we are well into the new millennium.
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For Double Bass Alone: II. Allegro ritmico
For Double Bass Alone: III. Moderato
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Duo for Violin and Piano
Concerto da Camera No. 2: III. Presto
Concerto da Camera No. 2: I. Allegro
Concerto da Camera No. 2: IV. Moderato
Concerto da Camera No. 2: II. Molto Allegro
Music for Flute, Viola, Guitar, and Percussion
Seven Movements for Septet: I.
Seven Movements for Septet: II.
Seven Movements for Septet: III.
Seven Movements for Septet: IV.
Seven Movements for Septet: V.
Seven Movements for Septet: VI.
Seven Movements for Septet: VII.
Concerto da Camera
Orchestral Abstractions: I. Allegro con fuoco
Orchestral Abstractions: II. Largo dolorosa
Orchestral Abstractions: III. Presto
Quartet for Oboe and Strings: I. Moderato
Quartet for Oboe and Strings: II. Allegro
Quartet for Oboe and Strings: III. Largo Religioso
Duo for Xylophone and Double Bass
Duo For Violin And Piano (1963)
Music Plus One For Violin Solo And Electromagnetic Tape (1970)
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