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For SATB with organ and trumpet (parts for Bb and C trumpet are included in the full score), an Introit or short choral selection for Easter morning or any time during the season of Easter. The text, from the 11th century church, proclaims the resurrection from the viewpoint of Mary, the first to the grave, and ends in triumphant Alleluias. A thrilling way to begin your service on Easter morning or any Sunday during the season!

Christ is Arisen From Death's Dark Prison

SATB Octavo

For SSA and piano, "Look Well to This Day" set a text attributed to the ancient Sanskrit poet Kalidasa, encouraging us to stay aware of the blessings that are before us every day. The piece moves in a slightly Celtic flavored 9/8 swing, and the choral writing is accessible to an intermediate high school women's ensemble. 
The text is meaningful for young singers, and this piece is a great opener for an upcoming concert!

Look Well to This Day

SSA Octavo

For two part choir, optional solo, and piano, this setting of Psalm 139 is easily learned, melodic, and accessible to a beginner high school ensemble or church choir. Simple and not rangy, it has the feel of a folk song.

Psalm 139

Two-Part Octavo

For SATB and piano, this hymn setting pairs a 19th century hymn text with
  the beloved American tune BEACH SPRING. The piece starts gently and
  unaccompanied and builds over the four verses to a majestic finish. 
    
    Great for a festival occasion, or for use by a big school or church choir.

It Is Good to Sing Your Praises

For SSAA with piano, "The Challenge" is a setting of Walt Whitman's "Darest thou now, O soul", from the American classic, "Leaves of Grass". Challenging 4-part women's choral writing, accessible for a good high school or college women's choir, highlights the text, which speaks eloquently about the individual's quest to find her way in the world. A  meaningful piece for young singers. 
Won the 2008 Joe Shepley Composition Competition, Namaste Women's Choir, Los Angeles, CA.

The Challenge

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A collection of 29 short pieces of piano music for use in worship as
  preludes, offertories, interludes, and postludes. Mostly under 5 minutes, and
  mostly accessible to a good intermediate to advanced player, although a few
  selections are challenging pieces for the skilled pianist. Can also be used
  in recital, or simply for enjoyment. 
    
    Contents by Hymn Tune Name
    
    
    
    1.	Ein Feste Burg
    
    2.	Azmon
    
    3.	Besancon
    
    4.	original, quoting Old Time Religion
    
    5.	Bunesson
    
    6.	Ihr Kindelein, Kommet
    
    7.	Converse
    
    8.	Cwm Rhondda
    
    9.	Cwm Rhondda
    
    10.	Detroit
    
    11.	Easter Hymn
    
    12.	Arfon
    
    13.	Galilee
    
    14.	God Rest Ye Merry
    
    15.	Hendon
    
    16.	Holy Manna/Pleading Savior
    
    17.	Hyfrydol
    
    18.	Hyfrydol
    
    19.	I Know That My Redeemer Liveth
    
    20.	In Babilone
    
    21.	Irish
    
    22.	Kelvingrove
    
    23.	Land of Rest
    
    24.	Lauda Anima
    
    25.	Laudes Domini
    
    26.	Leoni
    
    27.	Lewis-Town
    
    28.	Morning Song

Psalms, Hymns, and Inspired Songs

Piano Solo

SATB a cappella: A New Command combines two short New Testament passages
  (John 13:34 &amp; 1 John 4: 18) for a gentle, thoughtful motet that is
  suitable for Maundy (Holy) Thursday or anytime throughout the church
  calendar. Accessible for a good high school or church choir.

A New Command

For a sophisticated SSAA choir, "Song for the Journey" sets a
  section from Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" to music. A text that
  young women will find exciting and inspiring, paired with music that is
  equally inspiring. 
    
    Accessible to a good high school or college choir, this could be the right
  secular selection for your next concert!

Song For the Journey

An original setting of Psalm 15, "A Home With You" is suitable
  for a mid-range young or adult voice, with no extreme high or low notes. The
  text speaks of the qualities of a saint: a person of God. 
    
    This arrangement is suitable for the observation of All Saints Day, for
  general worship, or as a recital selection. 
    
    Please check here for more vocal &amp; piano music, sacred and secular
  choral and vocal selections, and arrangements for instrumental ensembles.

A Home With You

Medium Solo

For SATB a cappella, this is a new setting of the medieval text that is
  so often used during the season of Advent and in the traditional service of
  Lessons &amp; Carols. The choral writing is accessible to a good high school
  or church choir. Modal harmonies recall the medieval quality of the text.

Adam Lay Ybounden

In this joyful choral selection, Hokusai, the great Japanese artist,
  speaks wisdom to us through the poet Roger Keyes. The choral writing is
  melodic and accessible to a good high school ensemble with a good
  accompanist. 
    
    A terrific secular choice for your next concert!

Hokusai Says

For SATB and organ, this piece unites a new poem with an ancient Latin text, and alternates between chant and a Celtic folk-like melody. The text invites the presence of the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. 
Accessible to a good high school or church choir, this piece is suitable for your Advent worship, or at any time of the year.

O Wisdom

Scored for SATB and piano, "Offertory" pairs an early 20th century hymn text with gently contemporary music. Choral writing is accessible to a good high school or church choir, and the text is suitable for general or communion Sundays.

Offertory

For SSATB and piano, From Spoon River sets three poems from the American classic "Spoon River Anthology". Lush choral writing lifts up the moving words of these three poems. Accessible to a good high school choir with a good accompanist, this set will be a unique addition to a concert that highlights American themes.

From Spoon River

For SATB and piano, REGNUM PACIS is a setting of the Isaiah 40 text
  ("the lion shall lie down with the lamb"), often used in Advent
  Sunday services and services of Lessons &amp; Carols. 
    
    Choral writing accessible to a good high school or church choir, and the
  piano part can be played by a good high school accompanist. Gentle, flowing,
  with easily contemporary harmonies.

Regnum Pacis

The Christmas Carols, arranged for trombone quartet:
    
    1. Good Christian Friends, Rejoice
    
    2. It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
    
    3. Joy to the World
    
    These festive settings are suitable for church, school, or any other
  holiday occasions. 
    
    Included are full score and individual parts.

Three Christmas Carols for Trombone Quartet

Trombone Ensemble

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