Mixed Choir a capella

Premiered by the Children's Choir from the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cinicinnati, Ohio, this work for middle-level voices features music and text written by Pulitzer Prize and Grammy...

From Piae Cantiones (1582), this SATB setting of Gaudete! is in a progressive style well-suited to the medieval melody. Its energy is derived from the accented rhythms and dance-like percussive elemen...

With texts from Tuvan folk song lyrics, this work for SATB chorus was commissioned by Volti, Robert Geary, Artistic Director, for its 30th season.

The classic Ed Lojeski choral setting of Gershwin's famous Porgy and Bess is once again available.

Text in Hebrew and English, based on Deuteronomy. Commissioned by the Women of Temple Sinai. (2008) ca. 5'

Two Flowers, presents two contrasting, yet related, poems by William Blake, The Sick Rose, and Ah, Sunflower, in a single piece. Composed in a diatonic style with traditional, though slightly edgy har...

Moved by the tragedy of countless school shootings in the United States, the composer asked himself what would happen if I lost my son in an act of violence. The words of this composition are an expre...

Moved by the tragedy of countless school shootings in the United States, the composer asked himself what would happen if I lost my son in an act of violence. The words of this composition are an expre...

Pulitzer prize winning composer Shulamit Ran here provides us with a grand statement in praise of the pursuit of knowledge. Wisdom, understanding, and learning are highlighted as a means to justice, j...

Pulitzer prize winning composer Shulamit Ran here provides us with a grand statement in praise of the pursuit of knowledge. Wisdom, understanding, and learning are highlighted as a means to justice, j...

Setting the poetry of the 19th century American poet and winner of four Pulitzer Prizes Robert Frost, here is a distinctly American flavored composition. Drawing on Jazz harmonies, virtuosic piano flo...

Setting the poetry of the 19th century American poet and winner of four Pulitzer Prizes Robert Frost, here is a distinctly American flavored composition. Drawing on Jazz harmonies, virtuosic piano flo...

Setting the beautiful and insightful words from William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night here is a powerful musical realization. Shifting tonal centers, broad dynamic contrasts and changing meters place th...

Setting the beautiful and insightful words from William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night here is a powerful musical realization. Shifting tonal centers, broad dynamic contrasts and changing meters place th...

Here is music that is bright and partnered. The clarinet and viola weave opening lines from the bottom of their ranges skyward, while the piano has a simple repetitive walking motive. The chorus walks...

Excerpted from the beautiful Christmas Oratorio by Saint-Saens, this beautiful and rhythmic movement is a wonderful addition to any Christmas, Winter or general middle school concert program. The opti...

Excerpted from the beautiful Christmas Oratorio by Saint-Saens, this beautiful and rhythmic movement is a wonderful addition to any Christmas, Winter or general middle school concert program. The opti...

This 17th movement from the major work Considering Matthew Shepard is planted right in the middle of the passion. Remembering a time when life was full of promise and dreaming was an activity filled w...

As the first movement of the Epilogue, here is movement number 30 from the major work Considering Matthew Shepard. This is the singers and the listeners first chance to begin the healing process. To m...

From the major work Considering Matthew Shepard, this is a song of comfort for Mathew's mother. As a stand alone piece it can be sung in a variety of contexts - general concert, holiday programs, memo...