Ruth Morris Gray

This traditional Hawaiian chant was used when master canoe builders called for people to bring trees down from the mountains to the ocean side so that canoes could be built. Now set to music, the word...

Program this moving patriotic piece to celebrate our country at any time of year. An all-new original melody and a shimmering accompaniment beautifully highlight Francis Scott Key's words from 'The St...

We won't go until we get some - but how exactly do you make that holiday confection, anyway? Find the answer in this playful, original (and completely secular) holiday canon loosely based on a fragmen...

Here's an accompanied contemporary madrigal with a lighthearted lilt, guaranteed to bring a smile. This sprightly setting capitalizes on the energy of Shakespeare's witty words from As You Like It. Re...

Some history: this song comes from Haiti, but actually refers to the first King of Angola, Ngolo Kiluanje, who was revered as a great king. The Creole word for 'king' ('wa') plus the king's name ('Ngo...

Choral educators agree, canon singing works! So, we're always on the lookout to expand our repertoire of rounds. Here's a truly unique minor-key canon on a mature (and musical) text with multi-age app...

The word 'aloha' is much more than just a greeting - it has a deeper meaning that conveys cultural beliefs about how to treat others. This rhythmic original by Ruth Morris Gray celebrates the five tra...

Der Text dieses multikulturellen Features ist ein Waka (eine alte japanische Gedichtform), das von Kaiser Sutoku, einem Herrscher aus dem 12. Die Originalmusik von Ruth Morris Gray unterstreicht die T...

Lebhafte Perkussion und rhythmische Chorsätze spiegeln die Dringlichkeit eines Elternteils wider, das Heilkräuter für sein krankes Kind sucht. Das vollständig auf Kreolisch gesungene Lied ist in ganz...