6

ROSNER: Three Elegaic Songs

38

35

31

fust gec té en ung sac en Sai ne? mais où sont les nei ges d’an tan! où sont les nei

( )

ges d’an tan!

sub. delicato

28

son a mour ot ce st es soy ne sem

poco rit.

bla ble ment

sub.a tempo

où est la royne qui com man da

delicato

que Bur i dan

( )

�

COOMAN: Unmeasured Preludes for harpsichord

8’

Lento espressivo

II.

5

KUPFERMAN: Moonflowers, Baby!

77

3 3

poco rit.(bend)

ad lib.

75

33

33

3 3

72

, espr.3 3 3 3

(bend)

3 570 Meno mosso ( = 96)

33 3

33

67

3 3 3

3

65

3

3

3

63

61

6

6 6 6 6 6 3 3

�

COOMAN: Quintet for Bassoon and Strings

VIOLIN I

(fade out) flautando

126 = 40

123

121 = 52-565

15 sec.

free rhythms and durations, very slow, bell-like, unsynchronized, pauses between notes may be long

natural harmonics only

120 30 sec.

(fade out)

119(free rhythm)

Duration: c. 11 min.August 200� – April 2008Nantucket, MassachusettsCambridge, Massachusetts

— Coram Deo —

�

*

53

3 3 *

3

3

a tempo

3 3

3

3

3

poco rit.3

accel. a tempo

3

accel. a tempo

3 3

rit.

Trombone

(not triplet)

3

in CTrumpet

Freely, unsynchronized. ( ≈ 72 - 96)Accelerando and ritardando markings refer to tempi within this range and apply to instruments separately.Start together, but make no attempt to align.

3 3

Copyright © 2007 Fabrik Musical Publications (ASCAP); Lagny-sur-Marne, FRANCE. Rev. 8 March 2007

for Colby and Emily

Sonata for Trumpet and TromboneCarson P. Cooman

Opus 701I. Intradas

* Wait for whichever player has not yet finished before then going immediately on together.

�

COOMAN: Sonata for Trumpet and Trombone

22

15

8

= 60

II. Motet

� for Aaron Larget-Caplan

Unfolding the Gates of Dawna morning lullaby for solo guitar

Carson P. CoomanOpus 768

Copyright © �008 by Fabrik Musical Publications, Member ASCAP.Lagny-sur-Marne, FRANCE; www.classicalmusicnow.com

N.B. Slurs indicate musical phrasing.

8

(a tempo)

, mysterioussub.3 3 3 3 3

66

8

(short)

(dramatic accel.)

8

sub. , mysterious

3 3 3 3 3

8

sub.

(dramatic accel.)

(a tempo)

8

Dreamily, awakening ( = 40)3

10

BARNARD: The Ascended Healing Rays of the Cosmic Lightsempre( )

legatonaturals,

= very fast

8va

sempre( )

-

fast trem.

sempre( )

-

tempo primo legato

cresc.legato, espressivo

tempo primo = very slow

slower slower still

sempre( )

= slower still fast tempo

69

ROSNER: Missa L’homme armé

Poco più mosso (Andante - ≈66)

B.

Do mi

, decresc.

nus Sa ba oth. Ple ni,

T.

8 nus, Sa

, decresc.

ba oth. Ple

A.

us Sa

, decresc.

ba oth. Ple

S.

8

nus De

, decresc.

us Sa ba oth.

(Andante - ≈66)Poco più mosso

( ≈62)Lento maestoso

B.

Sanc

, pesante

tus,

T.

8 Sanc

, pesante

tus, sanc

pocch.

tus, sanc

pocch. mezzo, cresc.

tus Do mi

A.

Sanc

, pesante

tus, sanc tus, sanc

mezzo, cresc.

tus Do mi nus De

S.

( ≈62)Lento maestoso

Sanc

, pesante

SanctusIV.

tus, sanc

mezzo, cresc.

tus Do mi

for James Yannatos

Flying Machinefor orchestra Carson P. Cooman

Opus 775

C Score

Copyright © 2008 by Fabrik Musical Publications, Member ASCAP. Lagny-sur-Marne, FRANCE; www.classicalmusicnow.com

Contrabass(non. trem) pizz., l. v. sempre

Violoncellopizz., l.v. sempre arco

divisi sempre

Violapizz., l.v. sempre

arco

IIpizz., l.v. sempre divisi sempre

Violins

I

Slowly unfolding ( = 60)pizz., l.v. sempre divisi sempre

D C B / E F G A

8

Harp

(as fast as possible, on beat) 8

Piano

2

Ped.

Vibraphone

Ped.

Tubular ChimesPercussion

1Crotales, l.v. sempre

Timpanil.v. sempre

Tuba

TromboneBass

Trombone 21

a2

3

Trumpet in C21

1.

43

Horn in F

21

1.

gliss.

Contrabassoon

Bassoon 21

Bass Clarinet

in BClarinet

21

a2

English Horn

Oboe 21

a2

Flute 21

Piccolo

Slowly unfolding ( = 60)

47

COOMAN: Flying Machine

Cb.

Vc.

Va.

II

Vns.

I

177

Hp.

Pno.

2

Perc.

1

Timp.

Tuba

Bs. Tbn.

Tbn. 21

3

C Tpt.

21

43

gliss.gliss. gliss.

gliss.

Hn.

21 gliss.

gliss. gliss.gliss.

Cbn.

Bn. 21

5

55

Bs. Cl.

B Cl. 21 5

5

55

E.H.

Ob. 21

a2

55

Fl. 21

55

5

55

5

Picc.

177

Flying Machinefor orchestra

Carson P. CoomanOpus 775

Copyright © 2008 Fabrik Musical Publications, Lagny-sur-Marne, FRANCE; member ASCAP

Oboe 1

54

5 6

49

49–505

46 6

5

40

5 41–44 65

32 3

35–38

24 6

526–31

18

19–21 65

Slowly unfolding ( = 60)

4–16

Fl. 7

P R A I S E

1 AllPeopleThatonEarthDoDwell

para. of Psalm 100William Kethe, 1561, alt.

OLD HUNDREDTH LMGenevan Psalter, 1551

AllKnow

OFor4

321

peothaten

why?

pletheter

The

-

-

thatLordthenLord

onis

hisour

earthGodgatesGod

doin

withis

dwell,deed;

praise,good,

-singwithaphis

--

proach

toout

mer

theour

withcy

-

Lordaidjoyis

withhehisfor

cheerdid

courtsev

-

fulusuner

-

-

voice;make;

to;sure;

-

himwe

praise,his

serve

laud,are

truth

atandhis

with

all

mirth,folk,bless

hishehis

times

praisedothnamefirm

forthusally

-

tell,feed,ways,stood,

-

comeandforand

shall

yeforit

hisbe

isfrom

sheepseemage

fore

-helyto

him

-

anddothsoage

reustoen

take.joice.

do.dure.

-

-

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