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Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "XI" in one movement for horn and piano. As indicated on Theodore Front Musical Literature website, the word "Xi" has many meanings in Chiinese, including air, energy, and personal aura. The score is available…

Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "Suite For horn and organ" in 2011. The work has four movements: I. ExultII. IlluminateIII. PurifyIV. Rejoice. This work was composed to be performed with organist Tim Meier. The score is available for…

Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "Sonata for horn and piano" in 2003. The work has three movements: I. RushII. IntermezzoIII. Exclamation. The three movements were composed at different times. The score is available for purchase on Theodore…

Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "Solace for horn and organ" in 2008. The work is composed in one movement, an adagio of moderate difficulty. It was dedicated to hoorn player Tina Su. The score is available for purchase on Theodore Front…

Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "Pranayama" for unaccompanied horn. The work has two movements: I. PranaII. Ayama. The work was commisioned by and dedicated to Steven Cohe. The Theodore Front Musical Literature website indicates that this…

Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "Cor de force" in one movement for horn and piano. The work is dedicated to J. Greg Miller. The score is available for purchase on Theodore Front (linked below) and was edited by J. Greg Miller.

Chinese American composer Wayne Lu wrote "The Sea" for unaccompanied horn between 1998 and 2000. The work has four movements: I. Waves, II. The Discoverers, III. Sea Winds, IV. White Caps. The work was inspired by two trips to the sea. The score is…