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An 8-song cycle of unaccompanied pieces celebrating the pagan holidays on the wheel of the year. The songs are set to original poetry with provocative contemporary and classical musical styles. |
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Christmas Is Always Here |
3-Part treble with piano and Flugelhorn solo. This original piece evokes the spirit of the holiday season with the sentiment that we try to find that spirit year-round. Suitable for High School and up women, or boys chorus. |
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SSATBB arrangement of an original work with a short a capella arrangement of "Find the Cost of Freedom" as an introduction. The subject is the futility and senselessness of war. May be performed with piano and synthesizer or with tape. |
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SATB, Children's Chorus, and Piano. An anthem in memory of the victims of terrorism with a determination to overcome violence with the roar of a lion. |
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SATB (some divisi),
unaccompanied. Setting of anonymous text from 17th Century, a blend of
traditional and modern textures and meters. Suitable for College or
professional choirs of 25-50 voices. |
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| SATB, unaccompanied. Setting of poem by John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester (1 April 1647 – 26 July 1680) was an English Libertine and a friend of King Charles II. Although he is know as a writer of much satirical and bawdy poetry, this text is quite philosophical and accessible to all sensibilities. A copy of the text can be found here. The setting features modern harmonies, with structures recalling renaissance and baroque styles. Ideally suited for a 20-30 voice ensemble, collegiate or professional level, however the piece may also be suitable for a semi-professional group, or even and advanced high school choir. |