Originally crafted for the iconic Kathleen Battle and Jessye Norman concert of spirituals at Carnegie Hall in 1990, this piece brings forth slow, profound chordal passages, exquisite solo flute melodies,

The inspiration for this setting came from the Gospel of John, chapter one, that describes the notion of Jesus being the Light that darkness cannot comprehend or defeat. This theme, combined with the

As a missionary to Africa, David Livingstone wrote these words as a prayer asking God to send him anywhere for the furtherance of Christ's kingdom. This arrangement of his prayer is beautifully written with

A creative setting for unaccompanied SATB chorus, this arrangement is built on the venerable Kentucky Harmony tune DETROIT. Of medium difficulty due to the lack of accompaniment, the vocal lines are

An SAB version of Richard Farrant's beloved anthem, use during Lent, Ash Wednesday or general worship. There is a nice balance between the homophonic and contrapuntal sections. This arrangement is not too

A plaintive melody is skillfully passed between soloists and sections as we are reminded that only the nightingale understands the anguish of those in love. Recording provided by Albany Records.