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three carols for SATB choir (12 min)
new text by Rebecca Gayle Howell

for SATB double choir and horn (4 min)
commissioned by Cathedral Choral Society

Notes:

This is movement 2 of Exaltations, as a standalone piece. This movement only requires a single obbligato instrument – the French horn (there is also a trombone version of this movement)

for SATB double choir and trombone (4 min)
commissioned by Cathedral Choral Society

Notes:

This is movement 2 of Exaltations, as a standalone piece. This movement only requires a single obbligato instrument – the trombone (there is also a french horn version of this movement)

Ave Maria (2006)

for SSAA Chorus (4 min)

a collection of works suitable for community singing

Notes:

This is a FREE DOWNLOADABLE compilation of my work for community choirs. It contains a few of the arrangements of Take What You Need, a community version of See Me and Together at Last from the Quarantine Madrigals. More work will be added as it becomes available.

SATB chorus and harp (13 min; 3 mmts)
arranged for Yolanda Kondonassis and Interlochen Arts Academy Chorus; Carter Smith, conductor
original version commissioned by Pasadena Master Chorale

SATB chorus (5 min)
original version commissioned by Music Teachers’ Association of California (MTAC)

Notes:

there are other versions of this work for solo soprano and piano, as well as soprano and piano trio — but this is the only version for choir. It will be available from Oxford University Press soon.

SATB chorus, horn and piano (45 min; 9 mmts)
commissioned by Pasadena Master Chorale

version for SATB Chorus (6 min)
commissioned by Lindsay Pope

SATB Chorus and clarinet (7 min)
commissioned by Lindsay Pope

three interstitial movements for SATB double choir and brass ensemble (11 min)
commissioned by Cathedral Choral Society

Notes:

These three pieces can be performed as a set or interstitially between other work on the program. They also don’t have to be performed as a set – a single movement can be programmed separately, if so desired. They are designed to be compatible with the 15C double choir music of Gabrieli et al.

version for women’s chorus, string quintet, flute and harp (25 min, 5 mmts)
commissioned by Lehigh University Choral Arts, Sun Min Lee, conductor

reduced version for women’s chorus and flute (15 min, 3 mmts)
commissioned by Lehigh University Choral Arts, Sun Min Lee, conductor

Notes:

This is three movements of the full work, arranged for choir and solo flute.

version for SATB chorus (4 min)
commissioned by California Choral Directors Association

Notes:

This work is available from Oxford University Press.

SSAA chorus (4 min)
commissioned by California Choral Directors Association

Notes:

This work is available from Oxford University Press.

interglow (2020)

string quartet, flute, piano and community voices (5 min)
commissioned by Salastina Music Society

Jahaaṅ (2025)

five arrangements of Indian folksongs for SATB Chorus (20 mins)
commissioned by Los Angeles Master Chorale

SATB chorus and tabla (7 min)
commissioned by Los Angeles Master Chorale

Listen (2021)

two-part treble chorus (4 min)

SATB chorus, Hindustani vocalist, tabla and (Western) percussion (45 min)
commissioned by Los Angeles Master Chorale

commissioned by Illinois Wesleyan Choir (5 min)

Notes:

under exclusivity with Indiana Wesleyan University until Fall 2024

SATB Chorus, string quartet and piano (~20 min)
new text by Rebecca Gayle Howell
commissioned by Providence Singers
*this work has not yet been completed

SATB choir (15 mins)
commissioned by Volti and consortium

solo voice or choir (15 min: 8 mmts)
commissioned by Conspirare
new text by Amy Fogerson

Notes:

This work was intended for one singer to compile by recording each voice on top of themselves during the pandemic. However, it can be performed with as few as four singers who have the same vocal range (and I’m sure it can also be done creatively with singers of different vocal ranges as well — this is a very flexible set that will work in many situations) — some of these movements are much easier than others

two-part treble choir and piano (4 mins)
written for the Shastra Summer Collaborative