Song of Solomon 1

This piece is a more introspective and solemn approach to the traditional Alleluia but maintains a strong melodic feel, with soaring lines and a great mix of homophonic textures and counterpoint.

This selection includes a modern reimagining of chant elements combined with a multi-metric feel and joyful melody. Great for a concert or church service with advanced singers.

A lyrical setting of the Alleluia with an underlying ostinato chant that is both solemn and passionate. This is a stirring piece and makes a powerful opening number either a cappella or with organ

This piece is from "Inner Astronomy," and like all pieces in the larger work, the poetry comes from Randall Pease, the composer's father. The overlapping melodies create a meditative and introspective

Beautiful harmonies and a gentle sweeping melody. This piece is a joy to sing and features a stunning text by Walt Whitman.

This hypnotic, chant-like piece is both a choir and audience favorite. It's got a touch of exotic flavor and great rhythmic energy juxtaposed with jazz-like harmonies. A study in long phrases, rhythmic

Fast paced and energetic, this danceable piece incorporates foot stomps and spoken text interspersed with catchy melodies. It is a movement from the larger cantata Tse Go La (coming soon!). A great piece

This meditative and solemn piece was originally part of an art installation in Slovakia by Zsuzsanna Ardo. Wordless voices echo the tragic history of Jews in the city and the vowels, taken from the

Both the music and poem have a haunting and mystical quality to them. While great for a larger group, the weaving lines and crunchy harmonies are wonderful with a trio and perfect for a professional

A deeply lyrical piece, this traditional tro-glu (common dance song) text from Lo Monthang, Nepal, is sung in the Mustangi dialect. This selection gives an opportunity for soloists to shine

This piece is part of a full-length cantata for strings and treble voices. The poetry of the composer's father captures moments in his life where he was struggling with addiction, recovery, dementia, and