"In our life there is a single color, as on an artist's palette, which provides the meaning of life and art. It is the color of love." — Marc Chagall. This gorgeous choral work was composed as the

In simple, true words Kim Stafford's poem transforms "peace" from an abstraction into living, breathing action. Mr. Stafford said of composer Szymko’s composition: "I don't know that I have ever

"Ffe Mwe Mwe Ffe" begins with a simple unison call, the energy of community coming together for the common good grows with each interwoven and layered rhythm that enters.  A soloist then introduces

This is a lyrical setting of Ranier Maria Rilke's exquisite poem on loneliness and of hope.  The music, introspective and melancholy at first, "falls" gently into the gracious hands of "the One" who

A majestic hymn of gratitude, this setting of the popular Pierpoint text soars.  A rising ritornello: "Lauda, laudate Dominum" contrasts with the hymn verses.

"The whole world is a very narrow bridge and the main thing is not to be afraid at all." Set in the original Hebrew, with dramatic rhythmic intensity, this setting of an 18th-century text by Rebbe

This work of dramatic intensity, set to a Wendell Berry text, explores the soulless greed of those who wield power over land, people, governments, and information - power over our future. The conclusion of

A flame within a chalice is an important symbol of the Unitarian Universalist faith tradition. For All Souls Unitarian Church of Tulsa, OK, it signifies the warmth of welcoming community—  All

This contemporaneous response to the war in Ukraine is both stirring and soothing in its simplicity. Its call for peace is dedicated to the people of Ukraine and to all who suffer the violence of war. All

With unyielding imagery William Orpen, by vocation a painter not a poet, portrays a muddy morass in  "The Church, Zillebeke, October 1918.” Mud clings and hinders, mires and confuses. Here

This beautiful setting, commissioned in remembrance of a beloved founding director, includes lyrics of the poem by Nancy Wood, which convey the healing that accompanies releasing the past with all its pain