As in much of my own music, I have made other versions of movements from my organ works that are particularly audience friendly. The Fanfare and Fugue in D Major is transcribed from piano four hands in a series of 'Great Peacemakers', this one dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Fantasia in E Major is reset for violin and piano forming the first movement of one of three violin sonatas. The fugue in F Major is the last movement of my piano trio.

The Prelude and Fugue in G Major is set as the first two move4ments of a sonata for violin and piano, using Tarot card names. Gergely Ittzés commissioned and recorded the flute version of Prelude and Fugue in A Major. Stephan Tharp commissioned the Toccata and Fugue in Bb on the B-A-C-H theme, played here piano four hands, this one in honor of peacemaker Abe Lincoln.

In the big Symphony #2, the slow movement is actually a transcription of the slow movement of Concerto for Viola and Strings, and the slow movement of Symphony #3 is transcribed for piano four hands in honor of peacemaker Mother Teresa of Calcutta.

The Oedipus Rex Fantasia is based almost entirely on the Stravinsky original in a kind of free transcription-fantasia. - Anthony Newman

NOTE: This set also includes the following transcriptions of organ works presented:
March Dr. Martin Luther King Jr (piano)
Vivace Albert Einstein (piano)
Sonata #1 Allegro Decis (piano, viola)
Trio Fugue (piano trio)
The Chariot Toccata (piano, viola)
Wheel of Fortune Fugue (piano, viola)
Flute Prelude (piano, flute)
Flute Fugue (piano, flute)
Allegro Abraham Lincoln (piano)
Fugue JS Bach (piano)
Largo Mother Teresa (piano)