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A Child's Embrace' was written to commemorate the birth of the composer's first child, Katherine Anne Young, who was born on January 18th, 2000. It has been scored in such a way as to permit performan...

A Child's Embrace' was written to commemorate the birth of the composer's first child, Katherine Anne Young, who was born on January 18th, 2000. It has been scored in such a way as to permit performan...

A Child's Embrace' was written to commemorate the birth of the composer's first child, Katherine Anne Young, who was born on January 18th, 2000. It has been scored in such a way as to permit performan...

Accord' is written in the style of an American hymn. The solos are reminiscent of the call and response often found in early American hymnody, and the chord structure is largely diatonic. Melodies are...

Accord' is written in the style of an American hymn. The solos are reminiscent of the call and response often found in early American hymnody, and the chord structure is largely diatonic. Melodies are...

This is a character suite in four movements, The Box Opens, Elephant Stomp, Short Monkey Tale and The Regal Lion, inspired by admiration for works like Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals and Prokofi...

This is a character suite in four movements, The Box Opens, Elephant Stomp, Short Monkey Tale and The Regal Lion, inspired by admiration for works like Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals and Prokofi...

Cottonwood Falls draws its inspiration from the Great Plains of Oklahoma, and Kansas' Flint Hills. A faster, rhythmically active theme depicts the myriad wildflowers and teeming wildlife in this lands...

Premiered by the University of Kansas Symphonic Band with Robert E. Foster conducting, this work was presented the 1982 Neil A. Kjos Memorial Award for the most significant contribution to wind band m...

Stirling Castle stands at the gateway to the Highlands of Scotland, and is the home of one of Britain's most famous regiments, the argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, in which Major J. H. Howe. Written...