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Who Comes Laughing – with piano “Who Comes Laughing” is so much fun to sing! It’s my new arrangement of a traditional canon and I added a playful partner song. Tux People’s Music makes it available in flexible voicings—3-part (SSA) with piano or a cappella, and SAB with piano. It works well as both a […]

Who Comes Laughing – a cappella “Who Comes Laughing” is so much fun to sing! It’s my new arrangement of a traditional canon and I added a playful partner song. Tux People’s Music makes it available in flexible voicings—3-part (SSA) with piano or a cappella, and SAB with piano. It works well as both a […]

Who Come Laughing – SAB with piano “Who Comes Laughing” is so much fun to sing! It’s my new arrangement of a traditional canon and I added a playful partner song. Tux People’s Music makes it available in flexible voicings—3-part (SSA) with piano or a cappella, and SAB with piano. It works well as both […]

One of the biggest challenges for composers is starting fresh. It often means stepping into the unknown, exploring new techniques, and embracing themes that push us out of our comfort zones. On a societal level, change is frequently met with resistance because it can feel discomforting and difficult to manage, especially at first. More than […]

2024 has been an extraordinary year, brimming with creativity and meaningful connections through choral and instrumental music. I’m thrilled to share that four of my new works were published by Cypress Choral Music and three by Tux People’s Music. Among these was Today, Under Darkened Skies (available in SATB, SSAA, and TTBB arrangements), a collaboration […]

The text was written in November 2022 by Dr. Jeanette Gallant. The poetry features the extraordinary power of nature and the resilience of the human spirit. Using the vivid imagery of the poem, I’ve tried to weave themes of struggle and hope, inviting the listener to contemplate the timeless dance between darkness and light. The […]