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Combining the traditional Latin text from Psalm 149 with driving rhythms and rich, contemporary harmonies, this piece will make a strong opening selection. Set as a modern motet, the dance-like texture is

Discernment is a sacred work for SATB choir, unaccompanied. Inspired by various sacred texts and arranged together by the composer. The work asks: How do we know we are hearing the voice of God?

This is a setting of a sonnet by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It vividly describes the appearance of The Galaxy (The Milky Way) with a stream of images, and the music reflects many of the poem's lyrics.

This deliciously delightful and bawdy ditty has long been a perennial favorite through the ages for choirs and madrigals alike.

Squirrel, Squirrel is an original setting of a fun text from an 1800's children's poem. The poem begins by describing a child watching a squirrel play in the yard. The end of the poem reminds us

The traditional English carol receives a fresh, modern a cappella setting in this festive piece for mixed choirs. Vocables surround the familiar melody in the quick opening and closing sections, while a

Ubi Caritas is a tender setting of the timeless text, full of luscious harmonies. The piece is meant to be performed with significant rubato as well as with intense dynamic contrast. Overall, the

Wayfaring Stranger is a modern take on the classic American folk-tune. Set with an allusion to popular movement of contemporary a cappella, the piece is meant to have a buoyancy in the opening and

Midwestern cold snaps and New England snow; they can chill you to the bone while bringing out the playful kid in all of us. Originally commissioned by the Cambridge Chamber Singers, Winter Soul celebrates