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Brethren We Have Met To Worship
For traditional woodwind quintet scoring with optional alto sax and bass clarinet parts, this piece begins in a plaintive fashion moving toward a central, Celtic flavor–returning to the opening mood. optional parts: ASax for Horn and BCl for Bssn.
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Sweet Hour Of Prayer
For string quartet with optional third violin this pieces is quite motivic which gives an effect of being very contemplative. It tends to migrate rather unexpectedly with melodic material, all the while capturing the essence of the title.
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Hallelujah Side
This solo for snare drum and piano follows the format of many of the traditional, classically based snare drum solos with the tune in the keyboard. The piece is exuberant from beginning to end giving a continual sense of praise.7
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Be Thou My Vision
This is an exquisite piece for 2 violins and piano. It is Celtic in flavor and masterful in its counterpoint.
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We Are More Than Conquerors
This solo with piano is presented in a militaristic venue. The interlude section displays fanfare motifs and then moves back to the opening style. The piece ends in a bold statement of faith-musically.
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We Are More Than Conquerors
This solo with piano is presented in a militaristic venue. The interlude section displays fanfare motifs and then moves back to the opening style. The piece ends in a bold statement of faith-musically.
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We Are More Than Conquerors
This solo with piano is presented in a militaristic venue. The interlude section displays fanfare motifs and then moves back to the opening style. The piece ends in a bold statement of faith-musically.
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We Are More Than Conquerors
This solo with piano is presented in a militaristic venue. The interlude section displays fanfare motifs and then moves back to the opening style. The piece ends in a bold statement of faith-musically.
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We Are More Than Conquerors
A traditional brass quintet with opt. Trp and baritone parts that can be used as a sextet. The piece is straight forward in a block nature giving a sense of boldness.
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