<p> Compositions (* = published works) </p><p>Titles: Premiere Dates:</p><p>New Light – Winter Solstice (SSAA, piano) Dec. 6, 2009 – Twin Cities Women’s Choir, text: Sylvia Ross Minneapolis, MN</p><p>Ubi Spiritus Est (TTBB, piano) May 5, 2009 – Perkiomen Valley High School text: public domain Collegeville, PA</p><p>Wind of the Spirit (SATB, piano) June 28, 2008 – The Princeton Singers, text: excerpts from the book of Acts Lehigh Univ., Bethlehem, PA</p><p>She dwelt among th’untrodden ways March 29, 2008 – Women Composers’ Festival, The things which I have seen (solo tenor, piano) Unitarian Society of Hartford, CT text: William Wordsworth</p><p>Out of the Morning/Ashore at Last (SSAA, piano) May 17, 2007 – Children’s Aid Society Chorus text: Emily Dickinson New York, NY</p><p>Lux Aeterna (SSATTBB with soprano solo, May 6, 2007 – Greater Middletown Chorale, orch. or kybd. reduction) Middletown, CT text: public domain</p><p>Star in the East (SSAATTBB, soprano/tenor solo, December 18, 2005 – New Haven Chorale, oboe and opt. percussion) New Haven, CT text: excerpts from Matthew 2 and the Mass Ordinary</p><p>*The Circle of Time (SSAATTBB) June 26, 2004 – The Princeton Singers text: Ecclesiastes 3:1-8,11 Lehigh Univ., Bethlehem, PA</p><p>*There is a River (SATB, organ) January 25, 2004 - First Church of Christ, text: Psalm 46:4-6, 10 Wethersfield, CT</p><p>*One Short Sleep Past (SSAATTBB/SATB, May 30, 2002 – Central Bucks West High School piano or orchestra) Doylestown, PA text: John Donne</p><p>Clouds Over Me (unison treble voices, May 9, 2002 – Dryden Central School District, flute obbligato, piano) Dryden, NY text: Kylie Zehr</p><p>You Call Us, Lord (two-part, piano) June 11, 2000 – Christ Chapel, Ithaca, NY text: Jane Marshall All Dreams Beautiful (unison, piano) April 9, 2000 – Christ Chapel, Ithaca, NY text: Ellen Gilson Voth </p><p>*An Advent Carol (SSA or SATB, Dec. 15, 1999 – Central Bucks West High School, piano/organ) Doylestown, PA text: Christina Rossetti</p><p>The Road Not Taken (SATTBB) May 11, 1996 – Westminster Choir College, text: Robert Frost Princeton, NJ</p><p>Available Arrangements </p><p>American folk song set: Going Across the Mountain (SSATB) Hush-a-by (SAATTBB)</p><p>Follow the Drinkin’ Gourd (TBB, piano)</p><p>Hava Nagila (TB)</p><p>*Laudamus Te (two-part treble voices, keyboard, percussion and opt. flute/recorder accomp.) Stuart Younse, composer</p>