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Pour chœur avancé, une belle représentation de la relation entre l'eau et les humains. L'imagerie du clavier est écrite de manière experte.

Inspired by the Exodus text, "Who is like You, O God?", this challenging work rewards the performers and listeners with an exploration into the possibilities and reflections of God. Commissioned by Do...

From the large work Black Pierrot, Jazzonia (1923) describes the scene in a Harlem café of the 1920s in which 'six long-headed jazzers play, ' and beautiful girls dance. After a short introductory sec...

Madrigals for the Seasons was composed especially for Cappella SF, Ragnar Bohlin, conductor. A Summer's Day is a paean to the glories of summer Images of nature are illuminated, climaxing in the splen...

Madrigals for the Seasons was composed especially for Cappella SF, Ragnar Bohlin, conductor. John Clare's poem Autumn conjures up vivid images of this season: the fading of summer flowers, the colors...

Set on the poem 'Sunset Symphony' by Texas-based author Nathan Brown. Without words, the beginning of Brown's poem consists of a series of ellipses set in an almost pointillistic manner, with pulsatin...

The haunting setting from the Donald Nally Contemporary Voices series challenges the singers. A great piece for a resonant performance space.

A work that explores vocal techniques and offers a significant challenge for singers. It is a whimsical text with depth of meaning that is rewarding to the performers and listeners.

Cette œuvre étonnante est une adaptation d'un texte de Maya Angelou, écrite pour l'université d'Akron.

Cette œuvre étonnante basée sur la poésie d'Emily Carr est destinée aux chœurs avancés. Elle contient un texte abondant et des images vivantes pour un chœur a cappella. Contenu:I. Je suis descendu pro...

Lincoln est une réflexion sur le pouvoir de l'individu. Il explore l'idée que le changement n'est pas linéaire, mais progressif et imprégné d'une extrême dose de courage personnel.

A song cycle reflecting upon the composer's relationship to Venezuela and Caracas as an expatriot living in the United States.