Chorpartituren

The Scottish folk melody in this shimmering arrangement presents soli for baritone and soprano within the beautiful melody line.

Rhythmically challenging, the traditional text winds around nonsense words, enhancing the driving beat. For an advanced high school SATB chorus, unaccompanied.

Based on an 8th Century St. Ambrose text, this is a lush, moderately difficult SATB piece that would work well as a showcase for a good high school choir. Unaccompanied.

Melodic and musically rewarding, with a Latin text that applies best to the Lenten season, especially Good Friday, this would also sound impressive in a concert venue. Well worth the work!

Adapted from Psalm 46, this sensitive setting emphasizes breath and dynamic control, and would work best in church services or choral festivals. As uplifting as it is challenging.

A collection of three brief Hemberg songs composed over the last 20 years. English.

A finely crafted choral version of Herrick's Charm Me Asleep, asking to melt one's pains before the flight to heaven. For the motivated choir, a fine concert or festival choice.

Short and simple, with a solo part that easily accommodates vocal improvisation.

Commissioned by the Brigham Young University Singers, this superb setting of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 perfectly complements the poetry, with voice leading that allows the choir to move in and out of th...

A truly creative use of Fauré's 'Pavane' meshes with beautiful lyrics to create an anthem appropriate for Easter, Lent or any time. Effective use of contrasting textures and vocal lines gives an inter...

SSAATTBB Cappella

A Thomas Campion text from the 1600s, Robert Young sets this love song with the same sweetness and purity as must be embodied in the titled Laura. Love and musical harmony are contrasted with loneline...

Commissioned by The Episcopal Diocese of New York for a Consecration Service at St. John the Divine, this Psalm setting is straightforward and through-composed. The beautiful, rich harmonies flow thro...