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Title | Poet/Lyricist | Voicing/Instrumentation | Level |
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This Morning's Paper A journey of the soul | Catherine Dalton |
SATB choir, soprano soloist and piano |
Moderate |
Today will be warm: A Story Cloth in SoundA dramatic choral piece depicting an attack on a Hmong family in Northern Laos | Kao Kalia Yang |
SATB choir, Tibetan hand chimes, djembe and handchimes |
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Turning into April A lively, fresh setting of a walk though town at the beginning of spring. | Ann Bushnell |
Solo voice and piano |
Mod-Advanced |
Walking Together A Reimagining of Community through Story, Music, and Shared Expereince | Various | Violin, cello, percussion, and volunteer community readers | Moderate to Advanced |
Walking Together: A Reverence for SpidersA Nigerian immigrant family is confused by Halloween | Anonymous | violin, cello, sus. cymbal, low tom, and woodblock | moderate |
Walking Together: Gate A-4People come together amid a crisis at the airport | Naomi Shihab Nye | Violin, cello and vibraphone | Moderate |
We Don't Get To Choose (What Or Whom We Love)A love song to the color blue | Maggie Nelson | SSAA, a cappella | Mod-Advanced |
Whether the WeatherA fanciful song about the the weather and whether we like it or not | Anonymous British Rhyme | SSAA, a cappella | Moderate |
You Who Are Also ThereRich harmonies and a feeling of infinity highlight the text of influential mystic, Hadewijch II | Hadewijch II, translated by Jane Hirshfield | SATB with divisi, sop and tenor soloists, a cappella | Advanced |