Partitions Barbershop pour chœur mixte

Chorpartitur (Zulu) 1

My Days are Gone relies for its expression on the text on a contrast of major triads and minor seconds and open quartal and quintal structures. With occasional sections of imitation, it contrasts imit...

A bittersweet old Cuban song which expresses a longing for the days when “the pearl” - the island of Cuba - was free. The lamenting text (which can be sung in Spanish or English) is set to...

Chorpartitur - mit Klavierbegleitung zu Probenzwecken

The mood and texture of this piece is simple, limpid, and serene: the peace that passes understanding. Every line in every voice, no matter how understated, is of melodic interest and emotional import...

This charming new madrigal was written for Tom Berryman's High School choir at St. Mark's School in Southborough, Massachusetts.

This is one of the most popular love songs from the Dominican Republic. It describes a modest, and yet beautiful, little rural house in the Cibao region where the composer evokes the consummation of a...

Originally written for inclusion in an anthology of works by British Columbian composers entitled New: West Coast Review.

The Rose of Sharon is a relatively easy, yet effective, setting of oft-used lines from the Song of Solomon. Though calling for SATB choir, voice parts are predominantly in unison, or in doubling of tw...

Gemischter Chor (SATB) - Klavierbegleitung zu Probenzwecken.

Originally written for the Lincoln Center Tree Lighting, the first performance was given by Sesame Street Muppets.

This exquisite and evocative text by Joy Harjo speaks of beauty, of openness, of movement, of knowledge, of reverence, of prayerfulness, of authenticity. Our identity is with the eagle - its circles o...

This song is a gentle expression of the composer's thoughtful outlook on life, and good advice for young people to whom he has devoted a long and meaningful career.

The Calliope, or steam organ, common in the old west. This particular calliope, 'Connie,' is full of steam and full of noise. Lies he tells without a blink on a chance to have a frink - to the refrain...

This piece captures the eerie beauty of the text by Edgar Allen Poe.