Partituras de coro

This setting of Fauré's charming and reverent Cantique de Jean Racine is scored for SSA chorus, accompanied by keyboard with the optional addition of two violins and one cello.

The four verses of this poem are set to a jazz waltz rhythm, each with a different treatment, using AABA form.

This short text is exceptional in sentiment and construction. It speaks of all that is embodied in youth - a life that resonates with meaning and purpose, fullness, enchantment and magic.

Rhythmic and dance-like music captures the joyful text of Mexican poet Amando Nuervo.

A beautifully unique work, this setting features a 19th century children's poem which unfolds into an imaginative combination of the Latin canon “Dona nobis pacem” with the ancient Hebrew...

A playful nonsense story-song full of whimsy, hilarity, and exaggeration! Singable in unison, two or three parts, this work provides young singers with the opportunity for musical exploration, all in...

Commissioned for the 2005 Hillsborough Fine Arts Festival, this piece was based on a poem from the Hunger Committee, Diocese of Huron. Simple and direct, it can be performed both in concert and worshi...

Three short musical pictures charmingly capture aspects of nature at a river: a spider web in the morning, playful children at a rope swing, and buzzing dragonflies.

The imperative mood of this playful selection refers to the text's lighthearted “commanding” of various springtime occurrences to take place in the country.

Chor unisono und Klavier - deutsch / englisch

A delightful and familiar aria from Bach's Christmas Oratorio, originally for alto soloist, it has now been adapted for young singers. Fantastic for any season of the year!

An arrangement of a song from The Sacred Harp songbook, the basis of the longstanding community “shape-note” singing tradition in the rural South. This selection is winningly lyrical and h...

This collection of songs is based on the ancient story of “The Dancing Master.” The four sections include: Sío (Peace), Fáilte (Welcome), Don't Let the Flame, Bitter Is the Heart.

An old Irish carol adapted with the composer's own recollections of childhood Christmases on Vancouver Island, Canada. This heartfelt song evokes natural beauty and childhood wonderment.

Different influences from across the gospel tradition gather together in this spirited piece. Body percussion and double choir call and response make for a vivid performance!

A peaceful and reverent song, painting musical impressions of nature's grace and the holy love that sustains it. A delicate piano accompaniment embodies the richness and fertility of the natural world...

Inspired by processional music of the medieval period, this work includes hand drum, tambourine and triangle which embellish the ornamented melodic lines. The text, loosely based on words by Hildegard...

A memorial tribute cast in inspirational tones, evoking the Great Spirit, the union of breath, hearts, and souls, and the love that bridges Yesterday to Tomorrow. Brunner notes: “Sing gently and...

This setting of Robert Louis Stevenson's text is full of mystery and delight. Treble choirs will enjoy this piece as an introduction to part singing, full of teaching and performance possibilities.

This set of three choruses re-creates in music the nocturnal, magical atmosphere of Shakespeare's play: fairies and nature, lullaby and love.

The second in a set of three settings of Carl Sandburg poems, this piece picks up the tempo and takes the set into the jazz mode.

An upbeat piece with rhythms and vocal patterns that represent the varied cycles of life and exemplify the meaning of Panta Rhei - all things are in flux.