[Hebrews, John, Psalm] 5

This work is a metaphor likening the mining and refining of silver to the rehearsal process, where the "raw material" is gradually honed into a sparkling, refined performance. The music starts with a murky

All the power and force of the Finale of Bruckner's Eighth Symphony is masterfully captured in this authentic and first-ever arrangement for string orchestra. Mature players will have the

This is a tour de force for more advanced groups. It's challenging, but the musical rewards abound, including many contemporary compositional elements: mixed-meter, extended harmonies and angular

Set in B-flat major, this bright and brisk concert march in 6/8 time is infused with colorful articulations and dramatic dynamics. An exuberant performance selection!

Premiered at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina, this march describes the beautiful mountain views that gave Asheville its nickname, "Land of the Sky." Written in the traditional style of

A spirited tribute to the heritage of the United States Air Force. The main theme is a variation of The U.S. Air Force Song (Off We Go...), with a secondary theme based on "A Toast to the Host,"

This bold, celebratory adaptation of Psalm 8 is a must for high school and collegiate women's choirs. Canticle is a dance of joy that culminates in ecstatic, nearly frenzied exclamations of

This fast, joyous piece is a wind and percussion tour de force that conjures images and sounds of American small-town carnivals.  A celebratory concert opener for upper-level bands!

A fiery and rhythmic piece in G minor. With dramatic contrasts in articulations and dynamics, driving and syncopated rhythms, and sweeping versus long melodic lines, this original work explores the range

Cello Power is a series of books designed to be used to expand the cello student's facility and knowledge of the instrument with a focus on technique and concepts that appear in standard cello

Playful and rhythmic, the nonsensical and happy-go-lucky narrative of this fourth movement of Chimes is enhanced by onomatopoeic text and thick chordal texture.

Soul Rejoicing opens with the stormy image of a band of horsemen riding fiercely in the darkness of a moonless night. Thus, with the sounds of pounding hooves and riders' shouts, begins

The tenor solo and narrator are pivotal in this dark, story-telling second movement of Chimes, while the chorus repeatedly responds with tolling bells and ticking clocks.

In this seventh movement of Gavrilin's Choral Symphony, a solo oboe introduces a dreamy, richly textured expression of the approaching end of a man's - or a nation's - journey of enlightenment and

Ti-Ri-Ri, the wordless fifth movement of Gavrilin's Choral Symphony, paints a colorful and theatrical scene. One can almost see young men and women gathering (for a dance, perhaps) and as

The lamenting narrative about all that "can't" be during the winter is enhanced by tenor solo and varied choral textures in this plaintive movement.

At its heart, this text is a prayer inspired by a conviction that the deepest meanings of Advent and Christmas are alive and meaningful throughout the church liturgical year. A serene setting opens in