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    • The Calling Solo oboe

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    • Out of the Blues Bassoon Quartet

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    • Third Dance Woodwind Quintet

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    • Woodwind Quintet

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    2. Remembrances Dorian Wind Quintet​​ →VIEW SCORE

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    • Super Collider Solo flute

    • Brass Vignettes Brass Quintet 

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    • Second Dance Brass Quintet (with bass, trombone, or tuba)

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    • Éclat pour Notre Dame Brass quintet (with bass trombone)

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    • Lament Solo horn 

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    • The Calling Solo trumpet

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    • Summer Fanfare: Two trumpets, horn, and trombone

    • Goliard Suite

    1. Are We There Yet?  →VIEW SCORE

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    2. "I Shall Know Why" (Emily Dickinson)

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    3. Sacred Harp

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    Yon Joo Lee, violin

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    Lawrence Zoernig, cello

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    Greg Erickson, trombone

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    Arielle Levioff, piano

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    • Hymn and Fuguing Tune

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    Flute (or trombone) and piano →VIEW SCORE

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    • First Dance Piano and marimba Recorded on Opus One CD#162 

            The Sonorous Landscape

     

    • Suspensions in Autumn Violin and piano

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    • Red Skies at Night

    Two pianos tuned a quarter-tone apart and an oboe
    Recorded on Opus One CD#135
    Tone Over Tone

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    • Fabliau of Florida Oboe (or clarinet), violin, viola, cello, and piano

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    • Quartet for Oboe and String Trio

    • Boats against the Current
      Recorded on Opus One CD#162

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    The Sonorous Landscape

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    • Perpetual Chant Organ​

    • Points of Departure Chamber orchestra 1-1-1-1, 2-2-1, marimba/percussion(1), strings

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    • Etude Large orchestra 2/picc-2/eh-2-2, 4-2-1-1, vibraphone/percussion(2), harp, strings

    • Beyond the Last Thought

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    Soprano, oboe, bassoon, and Marimba

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    1. Knowing (Isabella Gardner)

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    2. The Palm at the End of the Mind (Wallace Stevens)

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    3. The Snow Man (Wallace Stevens)

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    4. Another Weeping Woman (Wallace Stevens)

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    5. These Are the Days  (Emily Dickinson) →VIEW SCORE

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    Recorded on Opus One CD#162

     

    The Sonorous Landscape  →VIEW ALBUM COVER

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    • When Time is Over

    Five Poems of Emily Dickinson for high or medium voice and piano

     

    1. My Sabbath  →VIEW SCORE

    Yiran Chang, soprano

    Zhengyuan Jin, piano

    Fudan Art Museum, Shanghai, China, 2025

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    2.  I Shall Know Why - When Time is Over  →VIEW SCORE

    Yiran Chang, soprano

    Zhengyuan Jin, piano

    George Boziwick, harmonica

    Fudan Art Museum, Shanghai, China, 2025

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    • A Lady Who Thinks She is Thirty (Ogden Nash) for soprano and piano

    • Earth is Short Poems of Emily Dickinson For unaccompanied voices, SATB

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    • Perpetual Surfaces Unaccompanied voices SATB on three texts by Wallace Stevens

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    • Sacred Harp Unaccompanied SATB

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    • "Let Emily Sing for you Because She Cannot Pray" Four Poems of Emily Dickinson for voices SATB and orchestra

    • Advent Calendar Unaccompanied voices SATB on text by Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury

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    From the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola Unaccompanied voices SATB  →VIEW ALBUM COVER

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    • The Lamb Unaccompanied SATB text by William Blake

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    • Magnificat (Canticle of Mary) Responsorial setting for choir, organ, and congregation.

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    Published by C.F. Peters, Corp.

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    • Mass for the Oratory Choir and organ with congregational responses

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    Mass of Celebration Choir, organ, brass (optional guitar, bass, drums) and congregational responses

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    • "The Stillest Night" SATB choir and organ Text of Emily Dickinson

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    • Three Sacreded Meditations Unaccompanied voices SATB

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    1. Ave Verum Corpus

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    2. Cibavit Eos

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    3. O Sacrum Convivium

    • Out of the Blues Toy piano (available for woodwind quintet or bassoon quartet)

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    • Emily Dickinson Then and Now Vocal quartet and chamber orchestra, with harmonica​

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    • Two Views of Emily Dickinson SATB and chamber orchestra, with harmonica.

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    1. "I shall know why"

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    2. Sacred Harp

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    ​ ("The life we have is very great")

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Red Skies Music

Sunset at Water Mill Shore, Long Island, N.Y. postcard, ca. 1930.

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