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“Je Suis Chez Moi” (“I’m at Home”) is a French/English text about the feeling of being at home and at peace in nature. As a composer, I feel a sense of harmony and tranquility when surrounded by the beauty of trees, birds, water and other elements and I know that nature has the ability to […]

A joyful, uplifting song, for any 4-voice combination, celebrating singing all over the world.

Secular. Beginning. Original Composition. Into a Book I Love to Go was written for the Red Cedar Book Club, Spruceland Elementary School.

The text is a translation (by Alastair MacLean) of the Celtic prayer. It beautifully captures a steadfast hope for every day.

The poem by Emily Dickinson has a strong message of love that is particularly poignant for our times. A small amount of love is better than a large amount of “Hate” or “enmity.”

This expressive new choral setting of Emily Dickinson’s poem “Hope” offers an original melody built on the Dorian mode.

It provides many opportunities for building choral skills and developing vocal literacy (phrasing, vowel placement, breath support, and the use of solfege) and a way to build harmony in beginning choirs. Commissioned in 2022 by the Vancouver CanSing Choir.