Stacy Garrop

Garrop uses six of Eleanor Roosevelt's articles from her 'My Day' column (1935-1962) as texts in her new vocal settings.

This alternately serenely sonoric and joyously jumping folk song first came to life as a commission by the famed chorus Chanticleer (recorded on their album Then and There, Here and Now). For Christop...

A beautiful extract from Garrop's major oratorio Terra Nostra, set to the poem by Walt Whitman. Terra Nostra considers, through texts and poems, the world as it was, humanity's rise and impact on the...

Garrop’s music is as effervescent as its subject in this setting of two poems by 17th-century English poet Robert Herrick. As satisfying to sing as it is to hear, performers will enjoy showcasing the...

Garrop's Terra Nostra is a 67 minute; three movement oratorio that focuses on the relationship between our planet and mankind; how this relationship has shifted over time; and how we can re-establish...

When Stacy Garrop first heard the Appalachian folk song Silver Dagger at a folk festival, the simplicity of the melody and its cautionary love tale enthralled her, leading to several years researching...

Gaia is the mythical Greek goddess of the earth. There is a wide range of stories about Gaia which depict her creations and kindness; as well as of her anger and vengeance.

Powerfully poignant and equally tender, the original vocal version of MY DEAREST RUTH is Garrop's musical setting of the final love letter from Martin Ginsburg to his wife, the opera-loving Supreme Co...

The piece contains three movements; each with a different character. All Revved Up gets things moving and shaking as it depicts a motorcycle that is revving to life. Nocturne; the second movement; con...

Disguised demons; forgiving angels; tortured human souls. String Quartet No.2: Demons and Angels tells the story of a man who thought his actions were guided by the forces of good; only to discover th...