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Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry and Hildegard of Bingen's lyrical passion come together to create this interesting work. Latin chant inspired by Hildegard and more accented homophony in the English are

Digby Mackworth Dolben's visceral poem is brought to life through whirling melodies and chromatic harmonies. Appropriate for advanced treble choirs.

Built around the idea of disparity, this is a beautifully haunting work from Robert Schumann, featuring a prosodic, rhyming translation by William J. Bullock. Utilizing full choral forces, as well as piano

This lighthearted concert work is a fresh take on a folk song, newly composed, but feels awfully familiar! The catchy melody and open harmonies hearken back to traditional American folk songs, but the final

Set with a traditional biblical text, this original work can be used for worship services or the concert stage. Extracted from Wieland's larger work Jeremiah 31, this anthem with its triumphant

The lyricism of Mendelssohn shines in this Advent motet for upper voices. The melodic, flowing musical lines make it accessible to a wide range of upper voice ensembles, and William J. Bullock's original

In a unique take on this traditional American folk hymn, the arranger taps into the uncertainty of life and the afterlife with suspended harmonies that envelop the hymn's expressive tune.

Whimsical and upbeat, this secular piece will delight singers and audiences alike! Amy Lowell's optimistic text examines and adores the many manifestations of wind in our world. Appropriate for any age and