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Andrew’s “Sonata for Low Brass and Piano” is now available for purchase through Sheet Music Plus. This piece is equally playable on tenor trombone, bass trombone or euphonium. Hence the title: Sonata for Low Brass and Piano (Trombone, Bass Trombone, or Euphonium).
Andrew Lewinter's Quintet for Horn and Strings is now available at SheetMusic Plus. The Quintet is scored for horn and string quartet. The style is very romantic. It is scheduled to be recorded by Bernhard Scully, for whom the piece was written, and the Jupiter String Quartet. The sheet music is available at SheetMusic Plus.
Andrew Lewinter's Four Miniatures for Horn and Violin is now available for purchase on SheetMusic Plus. This piece was written for, and at the suggestion of, David Jolley, a horn soloist who was one of my teachers when I was in high school. It’s a good piece to program on a concert with the Brahms Horn Trio, as the main theme of each of the short movements is based on an inversion of the intervals of the main theme in the corresponding movement of the Brahms. It’s in four movements, and scored for horn and violin (no piano).
Andrew Lewinter's Quintet for Oboe and String Quartet is now available for purchase on SheetMusic Plus. This quintet was written for oboe soloist John Dee.
Andrew Lewinter’s Quartet for trumpet, horn, trombone, and piano is now available for purchase on SheetMusic Plus and through this website. This work is essentially a romantic piano quartet, but with a brass trio substituting for the standard string trio.
Andrew Lewinter’s Trio for Oboe, Horn, and Piano is now available for purchase on SheetMusic Plus and through this website. This work was written for Florida Philharmonic oboist John Dee and former Canadian Brass horn player Bernhard David Scully. It is in three interrelated movements. The third movement is a Theme and Variations.
Andrew Lewinter’s Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra is now available for purchase on Sheet Music Plus and through this website. This Concerto, which is also appropriate for Bass Trombone and Orchestra, is an orchestration of the Sonata for Tuba and Piano. The style of this piece is romantic. The Sonata on which the Concerto is based was written for Michael Grose of the University of Oregon in 2018. A recording of it by Grose and pianist Andrew Pham is currently being edited. A first cut of the first two movements of the Sonata can be heard on this webpage, under “Recordings.” The entire three-movement Sonata for Tuba and Piano with Tubist Michael Grose and Pianist Andrew Pham will be available soon. There is a computer-simulated sample of the first movement of the Concerto on the Sheet Music Plus page as well.
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