Sarah McMahill

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"Nine: Let There Be" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Nine: Let There Be

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This song came about when I was feeling grateful for the life that I've lived and will continue to live even when life gets tough. When the darkest parts of my shadow want to take over, I can still be grateful for this moment.

This Moment

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"Six: Answers" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Six: Answers

"Four: Deep" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Four: Deep

This unique blend of piano, claves, cello, and clarinet portrays a jazzy snapshot of summer.

Seasonal Shapshot: Summer

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In March of 2022 I went to The Christine Center in Willard, WI for a myofascial release retreat. I gave myself a day before the retreat started to get myself settled. When I walked into the cabin I found a stunning wall hanging that included this poem. I was immediately struck with a melody and I started writing. When I got back home, I scoured the internet and found that this is considered a translation of namaste. Namaste is a Sanskrit greeting in India and a
word you might hear at the end of yoga sessions. With respect and reverence, Namaste is a way to see and honor the reality of others.

"I honour the place in you
that is the same in me.
I honour the place in you
where the whole universe resides.
I honour the place in you
of love of light of peace and truth
I honour place in you
that is the same in me."

I Honour the Place in You

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Originally written as a poem and part of a poetry book called "Whispering Thunder" (coming out in 2024), this composition features mixed choir, violin, and cello portraying the beauty of northern Minnesota. The song reminds us that we are all connected and part of the greatest tapestry of life.

Everything and Everyone

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"Eight: Teddy Bear in Combat Boots" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Eight: Teddy Bear in Combat Boots

"Seven: Come On an Adventure" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Seven: Come On an Adventure

"Five: Step On Out" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Five: Step On Out

"Three: Ninety Seconds" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano. 
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Three: Ninety Seconds

"Two: Connections" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

Two: Connections

"One: Perfectly Imperfect" is part of the song cycle "EnneaMuse: Suffering and Wholeness". Written for treble voice and piano.
"EnneaMuse" is a play on words; it combines "enneagram" and "muse". Each of the nine songs depicts the suffering and wholeness for each of the nine types of the enneagram. These songs were originally composed and recorded for an enneagram workshop that Sarah McMahill and Roland Legge co-facilitated in 2021. In April of 2022 the EnneaMuse song cycle was premiered at the Kamloops Music Festival in British Columbia by vocalist Theresa Takacs and pianist Dimiter Terziev.

One: Perfectly Imperfect

Unspoken Prayers of the Heart is dedicated to Living Table United Church of Christ (formerly Spirit
of the Lakes) in Minneapolis, MN. When the joys and concerns come to a close during the service,
there's always a ritual of honoring the unspoken prayers of our heart. This piece came out as a
response to that.

Unspoken Prayers of the Heart

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"Undoing of the Three" is inspired by an earlier composition for voice and piano about enneagram type 3, which is part of an art song cycle called "EnneaMuse: Suffering &amp; Wholeness". Each of the enneagram types are intricately complex, so this piece is one portrayal of many possibilities. I chose to highlight the fast-paced nature that type 3 tends to have. They are constantly in motion, so there are very few moments of rest and, when there is, they are very brief. The right hand shows off its ability to leap, dance around, shine and doesn't let mistakes stop them from moving forward. As the three keeps on doing without pause, more mistakes are made until something completely undoes them to the point where they crash; they are made to slow down. You'll hear some of those mistakes as occasional dissonance early on in the music. The dissonance increases before the "glissando crash" at the ending. Premiered by Fidan Aghayeva-Edler in Berlin, Germany on August 31, 2024.

Undoing of the Three

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