Published Works

A lively contemporary gospel-style piano accompaniment sets the feeling for this positive piece that is bound to be an audience pleaser. Tuneful upbeat melodies layer and create accessible harmonies that

This profoundly moving work was written following the brutal murder of two young sisters and the outpouring of grief and support that flowed from the community in reaction. This work, featuring a violin

A text of empowerment and positivity that makes us believe we were meant to soar is set to music that soars, creating an illusion that affirms this thought.

Treble choirs will delight in this jewel of a piece. To be sung in French, it tells the tale of a lion who fell in love, based on Jean de La Fontaine's fable. A phonetic spelling of the French text is

This song presents a bit of war history in a dramatic way, with a snare drum creating the atmosphere and cello adding musical interest.

This medieval Catalan battle cry was employed by the fierce Almogavers as they struck the earth with their weapons, causing sparks to fly. Bravado and confidence surge with each additive cry of this

Set to an inspirational poem about giving, the music gives all singers a turn with the melodies making this a delight to both sing and to hear.

"Awake my song. Once a dream, now a reality." With ranges that suit this age group, this special message is especially well suited for middle school choirs.The piano part is artistic and supportive. A

This fanciful children’s poem by William Brighty Rands is simply charming! Well constructed for two-part voices, this buoyant setting includes crisp rhythms and complementary countermelodies that

The text cleverly describes a woman with its opening words, "I am a tapestry, dancing on the breeze...I am woven." Layers of sound create a musical texture that represents these words, while the whimsical

Two contrasting fall-themed original pieces combine in this concert selection for younger treble choirs. The first "face" is foot-stomping fun with body percussion and a singable pentatonic melody

The words of Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, and Michelangelo come together to form a collective work, with a new section reflecting elements of each of the artists'