Boosey & Hawkes

Written for the Young People's Chorus of New York City, this piece puts the listener in the midst of a playground, listening in on the thoughts of the children running past; the sweetness, the conflic...

This Chinese lullaby reflects a simpler time, showing the journey that a child travels as they fall asleep. An English translation and phonetic singing translation and the original Cantonese character...

Based on poetry by Sara Teasdale, this work, in the composer's words, is 'a passionate roller-coaster ride, surprising and exhilarating, and over before one knows it.' This piece will be a striking sh...

Do unto others as you would have them do to you'' or The Golden Rule may be found in most major world religions. In this new composition by Wayland Rogers, eight religions are represented. Written in...

Drawing from a message he hears around the country from young singers, Jim writes of the importance of nurturing and developing of one's inner spirit and personality, as well as the acceptance of othe...

The composer's work with African choirs has introduced him to many people who, although facing extreme adversity, somehow they maintain a joyous spirit that is more powerful than we can realize. The t...

Frozen In evokes the icy calm of a placid winter evening walk, not just any walk but the walk of great friends with a long shared history. The crystalline imagery of the poetry is perfectly depicted i...

This lyrical and passionate work for treble choir, cello and piano features flowing, rich harmonies and exhilarating dance-like passages offering the promise of sensual beauty, joyful connection and u...

Oft interpretiert als ein Lied über das Vergehen der Zeit, ist dies vor allem ein Lied über Freundschaft und Wohlwollen. Auch wenn es traditionell vorwiegend zum Jahreswechsel gesungen wird, eignet es...

Sulpitia Cesis is a 17th century Italian composer, Lutenist and nun - and a little known church music composer. In this groundbreaking research by Meredith Bowen, we not only learn that women sang in...

This piece explores the idea of listening to our inner voice, and how it can help lead us to living a much fuller and more engaged life. It is that voice that is so often not heard by today's youth. C...

Three part treble voices, two percussion players and piano sing in a Latino style that is becoming a signature style of composer Jim Papoulis. This original text by the composer identifies the strengt...

Restoring the music from the original published copy and bringing the latest in scholarship, Meredith Bowen offers us a glimps into the nun's chorus of the Renaissance. Performing music during this ea...

This is an homage to the passing of time: a reflection on autumn turning into winter. Silence ensues as one takes refuge inside while wind stirs and trees toss outside, reminding us of the cycles of n...

There is a mysterious quality about the man hidden in the rafters of so many cathedrals and civic buildings of long ago. He is secretive, curious, playful, enigmatic. This music is rhythmic and angula...

Originally, A Quiet Place was a one-act opera in four scenes, performed after Leonard Bernstein's Trouble in Tahiti, to which it is a sequel. This revised version of A Quiet Place is a three-act opera...