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An Afternoon
$37.00 – $57.00 Select options5 short movements for string quartet. 11 minutes.
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But She’s Got Eyes
$200.00 – $280.00 Select optionsFor 3 singers and chamber orchestra
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Digitalis (Sonata for Clarinet and Piano)
$37.00 – $57.00 Select options5 movement Sonata for clarinet and piano
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Droid’s Afternoon
$37.00 – $57.00 Select options5 movements for flute and guitar.
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Fanfare for Rosa (cl, bn, pf)
$37.00 – $57.00 Select optionsArranged for Clarinet, Bassoon, and Piano.
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Fanfare for Rosa (piano trio)
$37.00 – $57.00 Select optionsOriginally for orchestra, this version has been arranged for piano trio.
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Moon Phases
$37.00 – $57.00 Select options8 variations on an original theme for clarinet, violin, viola, and cello
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Moonsign: Variations on the Zodiac
$37.00 – $57.00 Select optionsFor clarinet and piano
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Nativitas
$37.00 – $57.00 Select optionsFor soprano, cello, and piano.
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Night Sounds
$22.00 – $32.00 Select optionsA short, beautiful, and haunting piano solo
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Old Man with Turnip (fl, cl, pf)
$37.00 – $57.00 Select options3 movements for flute, clarinet, and piano
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Old Man with Turnip (vn, cl, pf)
$37.00 – $57.00 Select options3 movements for violin, clarinet, and piano.
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Original Errata (solo cello)
$22.00 – $32.00 Select optionsA 6-minute cello solo, both otherworldly and earthy with its use of extended cello techniques and folk-music-based patterns.
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Release (vn, vc, pf)
$37.00 – $57.00 Select optionsA 6-minute piece for piano trio
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Sandstone
$22.00 – $32.00 Select optionsA two movement piano solo, with pitches derived from the shape of a rock formation in North Georgia, echoing the music of Chopin and a bit of energized Minimalism.
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String Quartet “Colombiana”
$37.00 – $57.00 Select optionsTim Hinck’s first string quartet; premiered at the 2023 Parkside Sessions concert series in Chattanooga, TN
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Stumpjumper
$165.00 – $185.00 Select optionsA cinematic, energized sweep over the Appalachian mountains. 7 minutes.
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Typing – Ansel Adams
$22.00 – $32.00 Select optionsComposer Tim Hinck transcribed an accidental recording of Ansel Adams typing which can be played on any instrument!