810 S. Saint Bernard Street
Philadelphia PA 19143-3309
(215) 724-6511 (800) 260-2881
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Welcome to the Kallisti Music Press home page. We have been in business since 1991, publishing unusual classical music new and old, most of it American, all of it worthwhile.
From here, you can browse our main catalog for up-to-date information on availability and pricing, find out more about the composers we publish, or zero in on works for particular instruments or ensembles. Musicologists and composers interested in publishing their work with us should check out our submission guidelines .
Kallisti scores follow the highest editorial and typographic standards, and are printed on archival paper for long life: we consider our publications to be of permanent value and publish them accordingly. Since we wish our music to enter the permanent repertoire of those who perform it, we do not rent parts, but offer them for sale at prices comparable to the rental rates of other publishers. We hold our pedagogical publications to the same standards as our "concert" music, and take pride in offering educational pieces good enough to be worthy of professional performance.
If you have a question or comment, or would like to order anything in our catalog, call or write the address above, or simply e-mail to:
kallisti@ix.netcom.comFor detailed ordering information, click here.
Use these links to reach the home pages of Kallisti composers, living and dead, and to find out about their music.
Paul Ayres (b. 1970) There'll always be an England.
Ofer Ben-Amots (b. 1955) The Colorado klezmer.
Andrew Borg (b. 1963) Mediterranean cool.
Jim Clarke (b. 1971) Fin ch'han dal vino!
Philip Antony Corri (a.k.a. Arthur Clifton) (1784-1832) Pursued by scandal.
Andrea De Simone (1807-1874) Pride of Capua.
Andrii Didorenko (b. 1974) The virtuoso.
Tracy Fennell (b. 1961) The natural.
Orlando Jacinto García (b. 1954) La música de hoy.
Pietro Giannotti (17??-1765) and his music. Vivaldi goes to Paris.
Anthony Philip Heinrich (1781-1861) The Beethoven of America.
Lejaren Hiller (1924-1994) The father of computer music.
Bernadette Speach (b. 1948) Quiet authority.
Andrew Stiller (b. 1946) Our founder.
Henry Clay Work (1832-1884) and his music A wondrous story no nation sang before.
All our music is published using Finale music notation software, and anyone submitting work to us must have access to Finale in order to put the music in publishable form.
E-mail, phone, and postal orders: To e-mail us, click here. For our phone number and postal address, see top of page. Payment may be made in advance via Visa or MasterCard, or we can simply ship your order with a bill, which may be paid by check or credit card.
All orders from whatever source will be filled within 30 days of receipt. All orders include a minimum $5 additional for shipping and handling, plus 6% PA and 1% Philadelphia sales taxes where applicable. Credit card payment is strongly urged for overseas orders. Payments must be made in US dollars drawn on a US bank.