• A Sunday Hymn (1995) for SATB chorus and piano [available - sample]
  This is truly opus 1! It uses the poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes of the same name.
• Pastoral (1996) for piano [not available]
  Right hand is in 3/8, left hand is in 4/8. This is a simple study in polymeter.
• ...as the… (1996) for SATB chorus a cappella [not available]
  This work was inspired by love found, but now lost.
• Sing Hail Sinfonia! (1996) for TTBB div. chorus a cappella [not available]
  Written in celebration of the rechartering of the Alpha Sigma Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.
• The Lord’s Prayer (1996) for SSAATTBB choir a cappella [not available]
  This setting is centered around diabolus in musica.
• Amazing Graze (arr. 1997) for SATB chorus and piano [available July 2007]
• Beauty (arr. 1997) for SATB div. chorus, brass, and keyboard [not available]
  A medley incorporating the hymns “Open now thy gates of beauty,” “America the beautiful,” and “For the beauty of the earth.”
• Magnificat (2000) for SATB/SATB div. chorus a cappella [available July 2007]
  Dedicated to Canon John Strege and the choir of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland, Oregon. This work is very difficult and requires a choir of at least 40 voices. There is no Gloria Patri with this setting as it is intended for use during celebrations of the Holy Eucharist. The text is that of Rite I use (thus My soul doth magnify the Lord).
• O! for a Muse of Fire (2001) for SATB div. chorus a cappella [available August 2007]
  Text by William Shakespeare from Henry V; written for the Portland State University Madrigal Ensemble.
• Litany for Advent (2001) for unison chorus, cantor, congregation and organ [available - sample]
  This litany is based on the Gregorian chant O Antiphons; an original accompanied refrain is included.
• Psalm 103:19-22 (2002) for SAB chorus, cantor, congregation, and organ [available - sample]
  This particular Psalm setting is intended for use on the Feast of St. Michael & All Angels and uses texts as found in the Book of Common Prayer.
• Simplified Anglican Chant (2002) for congregation and organ [available - free]
  This one is indeed free! Please be sure to include the copyright notice in any service bulletins and email me to let me know that you are using it.
• Down by the Riverside Rag (arr. 2003) for SAB chorus and piano [available - sample]
  Incorporating “The Maple Leaf Rag” by Scott Joplin.
• Blessed Assurance (arr. 2003) for piano and clarinet [available - sample]
• Ave Maria (2003) for SATB div. chorus a cappella [available - sample]
  A study in the tintinabuli style employed by such composers as Arvo Pärt.
• Hard-Hearted Hannah (arr. 2003) for barbershop chorus a cappella [not available]
• I’m A Train (arr. 2003) for barbershop chorus and tenor solo a cappella [not available]
• Brookfield by William Billings (arr. 2004) for SATB div. chorus a cappella [available - sample]
• Funeral Anthem: I heard a great voice by William Billings (arr. 2004) for SATB div. chorus a cappella [available - sample]
• Saint Thomas by William Billings (arr. 2004) for SATB chorus a cappella [available - sample]
• Sullivan by William Billings (arr. 2004) for SATB div. chorus a cappella [available - sample]
• Two Advent Responsories (2004) for SATB chorus and cantor a cappella [available - sample]
  These responsories were written for use in Advent/Christmas Lessons & Carols services.
• Veni Redemptor gentium (2004) for SATB chorus, organ, and single handchime (or bell) [available - sample]
  This work incorporates settings of "Veni Redemptor gentium" by Samuel Scheidt and "Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland" by Melchior Vulpius and Johann Sebastian Bach. Men sing the original chant "Veni Redemptor gentium" (in Latin) and women the chorale melody "Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland" (in German). All voices come together at the end and sing the chorale "Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland" (in English) as harmonized by Johann Sebastian Bach. This setting, appropriate for Advent, is approachable by parish and cathedral choirs alike but requires an organist with skill.
• Versicle: Let my prayer rise (2004) for SSATB chorus a cappella [available - free]
  This is the versicle commonly used during Evening offices (Psalm 141:2). This one is indeed free! Please be sure to include the copyright notice in any service bulletins and email me to let me know that you are using it.
• What songs were sung (2006) for SATB div. chorus a cappella [available]
  Incorporating the John Jacob Niles song of the same name and “Let all mortal flesh keep silence.”
• Two Advent Responsaries (2006) for AATB chorus and cantor unaccompanied [available - sample - audio]
  This is a male voice version of the above; premiered December 2006 by the Compline Choir.

• Angeli Archangeli by Heinrich Isaac for SSATTB chorus a cappella, ed. Jason Anderson (2003-4) [available - sample]
• Psaume 24 by Lili Boulanger for SATB div. chorus, tenor solo, and keyboard, ed. Jason Anderson (2004) [available - sample]
  This edition provides text in French (with French rhythm).
• Psalm 24 by Lili Boulanger for SATB div. chorus, tenor solo, and keyboard, ed. Jason Anderson (2005) [available - sample]
  This edition provides text in English (with English rhythm).
• Te Deum by Marc-Antoine Charpentier (H.147) for SATB chorus and continuo, ed. Jason Anderson [available - sample]

• Shenandoah (undated) for SATB chorus, tenor solo, and piano

Last updated on Saturday, 02-Jun-2007 14:50:58 CDT.