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Poetry by Hart Crane. Full chorus (SATB) and orchestra. Commissioned by the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia; Donald Nally, artistic [More]
Poetry by Hart Crane. Full chorus (SATB) and orchestra. Commissioned by the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia; Donald Nally, artistic director. Premiered April 1, 2001 in Philadelphia.
Poetry by Amy Lowell. Mezzo-soprano, female chorus (SSAA) and piano. Commissioned by San Francisco Girls Chorus to celebrate its 20th [More]
Poetry by Amy Lowell. Mezzo-soprano, female chorus (SSAA) and piano. Commissioned by San Francisco Girls Chorus to celebrate its 20th anniversary. First performance: May of 1999 with Frederica von Stade as soloist, Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco. Sharon J. Paul, conductor; Dwight Okamura, piano. Score is available from Schirmer/Hal Leonard or Bill Holab Music. Sheet [more]
Score is available from Schirmer/Hal Leonard or Bill Holab Music. Sheet Music, Scores, Parts and Performance Materials are available from billholabmusic.com.
Poetry by Emily Dickinson. Song originally written in 1995, expanded and arranged for mezzo-soprano solo with girls chorus (SA), hand [More]
Poetry by Emily Dickinson. Song originally written in 1995, expanded and arranged for mezzo-soprano solo with girls chorus (SA), hand bells and piano. Commissioned by Convent of the Sacred Heart to celebrate its 150th anniversary. First performance: October 6, 1998 at SUNY Purchase with Frederica von Stade. One or more recordings have been made. Score [more]
One or more recordings have been made. Score is available from Schirmer/Hal Leonard or Bill Holab Music. Sheet Music, Scores, Parts and Performance Materials are available from billholabmusic.com. Score(s) available from G. Schirmer/Hal Leonard.
Three poems by Emily Dickinson. SATB chorus a cappella. First performance: November 1987 at Royce Hall, UCLA. UCLA a cappella [More]
Three poems by Emily Dickinson. SATB chorus a cappella. First performance: November 1987 at Royce Hall, UCLA. UCLA a cappella choir conducted by William Hatcher. 1. “Why do I love” You, Sir? 2. What if I say I shall not wait! 3. If you were coming in the fall* *The score for selection is [more]
Score is available from Schirmer/Hal Leonard or Bill Holab Music. Sheet Music, Scores, Parts and Performance Materials are available from billholabmusic.com. Score(s) available from G. Schirmer/Hal Leonard.
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