Choral SATB, page 3
Magnificat (SATB, brass quintet) 8'45" 
A quiet, reflective opening builds to a joyous affirmation of God's promise to Mary. (more)
Miss Melinda Mittelmore (SATB a cappella) 4'15"
A scampering tale of two would-be suitors tricked by the sly Melinda. (more)
Missa Brevis (SATB, SA treble choir or soloists) 8'00"
A plaintive, heartfelt Kyrie finds release in the succeeding exuberant Gloria. For advanced choirs. (more)
The Morning Trumpet (SATB, brass quintet or keyboard) 2'20"
An early hymn of hope in the resurrection. Perfect for the Easter season.
Level: Med-Easy. (more)
My God Is A Rock (In A Weary Land) (SATB or SSA, piano) 5'00"
Rock the house with this electrifying setting of a passionate spiritual. (more)
o by the by (2007) (SATB, full orchestra with opt. saxophone and baritone horn) 8'00"
A frolicsome, sometimes prankish glimpse of life through a child's eyes in this setting of a poem by E.E. Cummings. (more)
o by the by (2002) (SATB, SA treble choir or soloists, piano) 3'30"
E.E. Cummings' text about the loss of childhood wonder is perfectly suited to this combination of adult and children's voices. (more)
O Magnum Mysterium (SATB, SSA, and TTBB a cappella) 5'45"
Antiphonal choirs proclaim the mystery and wonder of the birth of the Christ Child. For advanced choirs. (more)
The Old Ark's A-Moverin' (SATB, a cappella) 2'50"
Jazz harmonies and hand clapping make this fun spiritual a good concert closer. (more)
Once in Royal David's City (SATB, piano or harp) 4'15"
New music to a beloved Christmas text. Level: Med-Adv. (more)
The Pause (SATB, piano, percussion [1 player]) 7’15”
A musical statement about commercialism and consumerism in the holiday season. (more)
The Poet and the Baby (SATB, piano four-hands) 2'15"
The poet, American Paul Laurence Dunbar, finds his baby “altogether more complete” than any words he can pen. Lively and playful. (more)