Boosey & Hawkes

In this concert setting, the voices are used as a means to create a meditative dwelling for prayer. The low voices drone (using nasal resonance) to symbolize a sense of eternity suspended. The isolate...

Contains seven Irish and nine Newfoundland folk songs.

This beautiful Scottish melody and words speak of love of place and longing for return to that much-loved place.

The antiquity of the text is suggested by introducing the primary melodic material in plainsong fashion by the keyboard. Within a few measures it takes on more modern dress in anticipation of the entr...

This poem, though describing the ebb and flow of a body of water, can also be interpreted as a metaphor for teamwork when difficulties occur in the flow of life.

The text from an anonymous aboriginal source captures youth's delight in the rush of spring, and its joyous and miraculous arrival to the northern landscape.

Fuguing Tunes is the fourth movement of the work Millennial Suite: Hymns through the Ages. The work's six movements make imaginative use of popular hymns that are presented in chronological order.The...

Now we return is the final movement of the work Millennial Suite: Hymns through the Ages. The work's six movements make imaginative use of popular hymns that are presented in chronological order.The w...

This magnificent Christmas work is brought to life by Celtic-inspired music, Renaissance-like spatial separation of singing groups, and the sounds of organ, harp, and bells.

A wonderful new arrangement for mixed choir of this elegant and poignant song, composed by one of America's premiere vocal composers.

Frauenchor (SSA) und Klavier mit optional Orgel, Glocken und Flöte

This quiet and peaceful work sets an anonymous Navaho prayer with graceful beauty. A very moving short selection.

A beautifully unique work, in which intertwining melodies represent four angelic hosts: those of Love, Art, Wisdom, and Adventure, the LAWA of the title. This piece dares singers to explore dramatic v...

For this we stand, all peoples of the earth, in spirit as in law across the sacred land; a worth and dignity bestowed to each as right of birth, our lives in interdependence, for this we stand.”...

In this irresistible Brazilian song setting, vocal lines imitate percussion patterns to create a truly infectious groove.

From one of America's best-regarded composers, a choral fanfare full of passion and musical sophistication. Poetry by Philip Littell sets the tone: “Music is a gift: how may I repay it?”

A uniquely evocative setting of the Gloria. Elegant and fluid lines suggestive of Gregorian chant are changed into a freely sung soundscape of great beauty and richness.