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All compositions and arrangements by Lucas Richman unless otherwise noted.
Perusal scores and recordings are available through Perusal Request
(3222-4331-timp+2, hp, str) 5:00 Young people delight in the audience participation of choosing the three notes which evolve into an on-the-spot orchestral masterpiece. (2222-2210-timp+1, hp, str) 3:00 Young people will learn the basics of conducting in 2:4 and 3:4 time with this delightfully vibrant new work. Brahms' Lullaby (2 Solo Celli, 2222-2000, hp, str) 3:00 This arrangement of Brahms’ beloved melody celebrates the mentor/student relationship, allowing for an intermediate beginner to play solo alongside the teacher. The Homework Blues (2222-4331-timp+1, pno, str) 3:00 An interactive song that engages young people with its subject matter while teaching them about the "blue note" in jazz. Ivesian America (3222-4231-3 perc) 2:00 First heard on a New York Philharmonic Young People's Concert, this interactive sing-along overlaps America, The Star-Spangled Banner and Yankee Doodle in a simplified explanation of Charles Ives' collage technique. Music Makes Me... (Soprano, Children’s Chorus, 2222-3100-timp+1, pno, str) 5:00 Young people contribute their own lyrics and are guided to create their own melody in this interactive exploration of our personal feelings about music. Row, Row, Row Your Boat (Interchangeable orchestration) 1:00+ This classic sing-along demonstrates the form of singing in rounds. Variations at the Barre (2222-4331-timp+1, hp, pno, str) 6:00 Perfect for concerts with dance companies, as each variation becomes a demonstration of ballet technique.
(Tap Dancer, 3222-4331-timp+3, hp, pno, str) 6:30 Tap dancer and Zapped Taps inventor, Alfred Desio, is an integral part of this enthralling work which unites electronic gadgetry and dance together into an amusing and exciting new combination.
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Variations for Zapped Taps