Name: The Birds & the Bees by Timothy Lee Miller
Duration: 4 min 17 s
Description: First two of three movements recorded by the ReVOLution Woodwind Quintet of the University of Tennessee.

Interesting intro, fun development, followed by a soulful theme makes this an imaginative piece. Will come back to hear more.

I've never been able to find much information on this beautiful aria by G F Handel. It was originally written for soprano voice, oboe and harpsichord, and even though it doesn't appear in an opera it retains the Italian operatic style of which Handel was a master. I love the counterpoint between the two melodic parts so I have arranged this version for two clarinets.

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Meine Seele hört im Sehen, G.F. Händel, Dave McKeown

Hymn To Faith

Francesco Tristano & The New Bach Players: Bach Concerto BWV 1055 - I. Allegro

WAVE quality audio of the youtube video http://youtu.be/L8YVPloQW3U 
Each video has: 
- My own version of the prelude 
- General remarks about the piece 
- Links to all the other you tube versions including GOOD EXEMPLES to follow and BAD EXEMPLES to show how the prelude should not be played

Chopin - Prelude 13 (Gabriel Ipuche's DIDACTIC EDITION)

Alone was recorded in December 2008 by Robert Ian Winstin and the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra on the ERMMedia label, which ceased to exist following the untimely death of Maestro Winstin. The recording was set to be released on the Masterworks of the New Era series that was in its sixteenth volume at the time of Winstin’s death in 2010. After securing the recording masters from Susan Winstin, I was approached by PARMA Recordings with an offer to release the recording on their label. I am excited about the opportunity to work with PARMA on this, my first release with them.

Alone: Suite for Orchestra

First two of three movements recorded by the ReVOLution Woodwind Quintet of the University of Tennessee.

The Birds & the Bees

Recorded August 8, 2012 by members of the Callithumpian Consort at Vermont College of Fine Arts, Montpelier, VT.

String Quartet No. 3: IV. Presto

This movement was not recorded by members of the Callithumpian Consort at Vermont College of Fine Arts when the other three movements were recorded.

String Quartet No. 3:  III. Larghetto

This is an orchestral arrangement, I started right after my first string quartet in 2000. It is Beethoven's "Rondo a capriccio" or better known as "Rage Over a Lost Penny" / "Die Wuth über den verlornen Groschen" for solo piano. I had no time to finish it in 2000. But a month ago, I rediscovered it and sat down to finish it. This is the result. I hope you enjoy it. Any comments appreciated.
This is written for (2, 2, 2, +bass, 2 - 4, 2, 3, 1, timp, str).

The original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKXZeUOKVdo

"Rage Over a Lost Penny" (1798 Beethoven / 1828 Diabelli, arr. 2000, 2012)

Chopin's second Ballade is at one moment eerily placid and another frighteningly catastrophic: imagine a quiet waterfront suddenly engulfed by a horrific storm. It eventually passes, leaving hope for renewal in the wake of its utter destruction and havoc.

Chopin Ballade No 2 in F Major, Opus 38

Cello: Nil Kocamangil
Piano: Kira Ratner

F. Schubert, Arpeggione Sonata for Cello and Piano in a minor D.821, I. Allegro moderato

Timothy Lee Miller is an American composer, orchestrator, arranger, and publisher writing contemporary classical and jazz music, as well as film and video game music.

The Birds & the Bees

Timothy Lee Miller

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