A lyrical setting of the Alleluia with an underlying ostinato chant that is both solemn and passionate. This is a stirring piece and makes a powerful opening number. It can be a cappella or with an optional organ accompaniment. Four part mixed chorus Audio Credit: Recorded live at the London Festival of Contemporary Church Music

This piece can be best described as “warm minimalism”: lush, expressive textures luxuriate from repeated, short, melodic phrases, sounding not unlike a choir put through a delay pedal. These textures support two soloists who sing of the ecstasy and melancholy of first love. This piece can serve as an introduction to aleatoric notation and more […]

While the lyrics for this piece are based on traditional chants from the Kalinga region of the Philippines, the diverse and energetic music is an original. Each section has its own unique rhythm that builds through a series of interlocking chants to the climactic finish. Eight Part Mixed Choruso Audio Credit: Performed by ONE Chamber […]

A remarkably effective and haunting piece capturing the arid soul of the southwest desert and its encroaching urbanization. This piece demands a high caliber ensemble willing to tackle tough harmonies and interlocking rhythms, but the payout and audience response it absolutely worth it. Eight Part Mixed Chorus Audio Credit: Recorded by C4: The Choral Composer/Conductor […]

Cinematic and epic, this wordless piece has a heavy metal vibe to it. The piece is an exploration of timbres for the voice that combines minimalist elements with droning harmonies and syncopated rhythms. It is a one of a kind experience for adventurous choirs. It’s a great way to get ‘out of the box’ and […]