Choral Vivace Serie

This beautiful a cappella mass was first performed at the International Federation of Choral Music in Kyoto, Japan, in 2005 under the baton of Gary Graden from Sweden. It contains four short movements...

Cantate Domino is an uplifting SSA a cappella work beginning with Sing to the Lord a New Song, Sing to the Lord all the earth, moving to a contrasting slower section: Sing to the Lord and Bless His Na...

Elbows is a fun 2-part piece for the younger chorister, featuring a clever text, buoyant rhythms and contrasting bluesy sections. There are also choreographic suggestions to give an added impact to th...

This evocative piece focuses on the plight of children in third-world countries and those facing exploitation in various circumstances across the globe. But while the opening mood is sombre, the light...

Snowflakes is an evocative SSAA piece with text by Longfellow, featuring a beautiful sparkling piano introduction followed by a Soprano solo which seems suspended in the crystalline air. This work was...

Come to the Milonga where they dance the tango! A Spanish inspired work with a provocative melody and captivating dance rhythms for SATB a cappella. An irresistible, light-hearted number for your next...

As a squirrel lover - we don't have them in my part of the world - I have chased squirrels in London's Hyde Park, Central Park in New York and again in Helsinki, all in search of that elusive photo! H...

An inspiring 3 part work that reflects on some of the more confronting issues that challenge us as part of the world-wide family of man, and at the same time inspires us all to do our own small though...

On a recent choir tour to Northern Europe, I noticed one of my choristers totally absorbed by this numbers game that swept the globe in 2005, so I tried it myself and am now a Sudoku addict! Sudoku, t...

A dramatic and challenging SATB work featuring the poem of Australian writer, Philip Rush, which depicts the life cycle of an enormous tree in the Tasmanian forest.