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January 2012
Daniel Dorff's landmark PERENNIALS 
for Flute, Clarinet in A, and Piano is now in print 		 
Flute-Clarinet duos have been enjoying the stream of duets Daniel Dorff has composed in recent years. The 21-minute PERENNIALS for Flute, Clarinet, and Piano was commissioned by the legendary Walfrid Kujala and Sherry Kujala, who invited the equally-legendary clarinetist Larry Combs to join in the premiere performance. Program notes are at www.danieldorff.com, and audio excerpts will be available soon.

 
December 2011
Re-designed website with new content and easier browsing  
The Tritone-Tenuto website is newly launched with an easier interface, and lots of new content including up-to-date youtube links, more CD information, and updated composer bios and photos. If you'd like to contribute further updates, please email info@tritone-tenuto.com

 
November 2011
New CD features Jan Krzywicki's FABLES 
for Baritone Saxophone and Piano 		 
Albany Records has released an all-Krzywicki CD (Troy 1317), which leads off with the extraordinary FABLES, one of the few serious masterworks in the Baritone Saxophone repertoire, also available on Albany's Troy 1182. This must-have recital piece may be heard in entirety via Youtube, performed by saxophonist Lynn Klock and pianist Susan Nowicki.

 
August 2011
New engravings for best-selling manuscript editions  

John Cheetham's CONCOCTIONS for Solo Trumpet and Walter S. Hartley's SONATA BREVE for Solo Bass Trombone are now re-issued in beautifully engraved editions, following decades as favorite recital and contest works in the composers' manuscript. Watch for more "upgrades" in the coming year!!

 
October 2010
New saxophone sonata by Matt Van Brink  
The sparklingly fun-yet-deep composer Matt Van Brink has given us a stunning new sonata for alto saxophone and piano, full of Van Brink's teasing wit, rhythms inspired by neo-classicism and neo-minimalism, and soaring lyricism that is very gratifying for saxophonists and pianists. Recorded on Albany Records by Noah Getz. More about this work and the composer at www.mattvanbrink.com
July 2010
Trilogy of Flute/Clarinet duets by Daniel Dorff now available  

OLD NEW BORROWED BLUE is the aptly-titled name of Tenuto's new anthology of flute/clarinet duets by Daniel Dorff. The centerpiece of the collection is a new 7-minute duet titled THREE LITTLE WALTZES, built with the same sparkle and drive as Dorff's earlier works for this instrumental pairing. The new publication also includes newly-engraved and slightly updated editions of Dorff's earlier duets DANCES AND CANONS, and ANDANTE CON VARIAZIONI. The new THREE LITTLE WALTZES will be premiered at the 2010 annual convention of the National Flute Association.

 

 
March 2009
Study score now available for Anthony Iannaccone's 
DANCING ON VESUVIUS 		 
Tenuto Publications is proud to publish a 9x12 score to Anthony Iannaccone's newest orchestra work, DANCING ON VESUVIUS. The 12½-minute work for standard-size orchestra was premiered in November 2008 by the Dearborn (MI) Symphony. The title refers to a metaphor made by Alban Berg in a 1933 letter to his wife, in which Berg compared the carefree decadence of German society while in a growing crisis to dancing on a volcano. Iannaccone's work draws inspiration from Berg's observation, balancing dancing optimism with a dark underlying turbulence that ultimately erupts and engulfs the spirited dance.

 
February 2009
All-Dorff concert at Mid-Atlantic Flute Fair features composer as clarinetist, and premiere of new flute music  
On February 22, flutist Cindy Anne Broz presented a concert of flute music by Daniel Dorff at the Mid-Atlantic Flute Fair, in Reston, VA. Ms. Broz performed Dorff's THREE ROMANCES and TWO CATS, both for flute and clarinet, as well as excerpts from the newly-published A TREASURY OF BACH DUETS, arranged by Dorff for flute and clarinet. The composer performed as guest clarinetist in all these works. The recital also featured Tiffany Holmes as flutist in the premiere of TREES (after the poem by Joyce Kilmer), for solo Flute with Narration; the narration was performed by Ms. Broz.  TREES may be presented either with the flutist as narrator, or by two performers.

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