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The text for this stirring New Mexico-inspired piece is a composite of words by both the poet D. H. Lawrence and composer Robert Kyr.

This piece was written at the request of the composer's daughter who needed a Marian song for an M. M. recital focused on women in choral music. The music is based on the chant Salve Regina from the '...

This unusual setting uses a fresh text excerpted from the book, Back to the Ethic: Reclaiming Western Values by Diane Weber Bederman (Mantua Books, 2015). The music is very much a text painting, shift...

In his brief poem Eternitie, Robert Herrick (1591 1674) imagines the immense awe that accompanies leaving this world and entering the next. A hint of longing for what was in the opening words, 'O Year...

A five-movement work featuring texts by Johannes Kepler, John Donne, and the Psalms. Dedicated to Swiss astrophysicist Arnold Benz, a relative of the composer, this work is based on melodic ideas writ...

This meditative work uses stunning harmonies and chant-based melody to evoke the text of the adoration of Mary.

Quest'opera è un commovente tributo all'amore che scorre sia dall'alto, sia tra tutti noi. Le armonie lussureggianti e le orchestrazioni creative (facoltative) creano una splendida tavolozza di colori...

Questa impostazione lirica è ricca di sospensioni e dissonanze. È un'esperienza gratificante sia per l'esecutore che per il pubblico.

A gorgeous setting of a popular remembrance text. This is a beautiful synthesis of Indian and Western choral writing.

A song cycle that addresses how society treats women and how women prove resilient. Based on the poetry of Judy Grahn.

Una versione baritonale dell'omonima canzone che fa parte del ciclo di canzoni per contralto "Of That So Sweet Imprisonmentâ" scritto per il mezzosoprano Stephanie Blythe.

Sommario:I. Un uccello minoreII. AlloggiatoIII. Canis Major

A compilation of three gospel choruses by Henry Mollicone. Glory Day! from the opera Gabriel's Daughter and Now I Can See the Light! were both inspired by texts. Both are fast and joyful, while the th...