As we read the Harper text, we hear excitement for the journey ahead, tempered by the knowledge of past and present injustices all leading to the hope of music that will inspire people to build a last...
One out of five U.S. adults experience mental illness, and we all have negative thoughts that creep into our consciousness from time to time. Sometimes those thoughts overwhelm us like a storm. We hop...
Uses: Benediction, Encore, Contest Richly expressive, an old poem is treated with deep, rich harmonies and becomes a moving closer for concerts or festivals. Written with an ear to the a cappella glee...
Capturing the importance of the Greenfield poem and the dramatic story of Harriet Tubman's life, Rollo Dilworth has crafted a powerful new spiritual. Tubman was often referred to as a conductor of the...
Considered by choral scholars to be the first notated vocal polyphony in the Americas, this hymn tune from Peru but written in a European classical style is a wonderful addition to the mens choir repe...
Jon Washburn is known for his creative and sensitive arrangements for the concert hall. This arrangement of the beautiful and famous Piazzolla chamber piece for solo oboe and strings is sure to become...
Combining two traditional spirituals, Come and go with me and Come and go with me to my Father's House, Brandon Waddles has created an arrangement that harkens the sounds of an African-American work s...
Number 2 from 'The Greatest of These' (No. 1, Unseen and No. 3, Flight) this movement is written on the virtue of hope. Using a rich yet simple harmonic palette that strives to create a sense of nosta...
Number 3 from The Greatest of These (No. 1, Unseen and No. 2, Echoes) this movement is written on the virtue of love. Set in a repetitive, trance-like exploration of personal experiences. The treatmen...
Number 1 from The Greatest of These (No. 2, Echoes and No. 3, Flight) this movement, is written on the virtue of faith. It is largely atmospheric as it depicts the endlessly shifting vaporous uncertai...
