Morton Feldman Sheet Music
About this collection
Morton Feldman Sheet Music
Morton Feldman's sheet music represents some of the most innovative and experimental approaches to composition in the twentieth century. This collection brings together his solo works for piano, strings, and guitar alongside chamber pieces and vocal compositions that showcase his distinctive approach to indeterminacy and sound. Featured titles like Solo Piano Works 1950-64 and Last Pieces are central to understanding Feldman's evolution as a composer, while pieces such as The King of Denmark demonstrate his versatility across instrumental genres.
Who it's for
- Contemporary music specialists and advanced performers
- Piano, string, and guitar soloists exploring experimental works
- Composers and conductors programming modern concert music
What's inside
- Solo piano works and collections spanning 1950-64 and later periods
- Chamber and ensemble scores for strings, percussion, and mixed instrumentation
- Vocal works including a cappella choral pieces in SATB voicing
- Individual part(s) for cello, violin, guitar, and percussion
Things to consider
Feldman's works demand careful score study before rehearsal; many pieces employ graphic notation or aleatoric elements that require clear communication between performer and conductor. Start with well-known titles like Solo Piano Works or The King of Denmark to familiarize yourself with his notational language before moving to more abstract compositions. Score and parts are available in multiple formats, so verify you have both the full score for preparation and individual parts for performance.