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Ternion Sonata No. 1

Commissioned for the Debussy Trio. Movements include: I. Forgetting the Words II. How sad, how strange the days that are no more III. DT Variations in a Tasty Rondo Shell...

 

DT Variations in a Tasty Rondo Shell

This piece now serves as the final movement of Ternion Sonata No. 1, but is available separately, as an encore, etc....

 


Ternion Sonata No_1_p1.pdf" width="70">
Ternion Sonata No. 1

Commissioned for the Debussy Trio. Movements include: I. Forgetting the Words II. How sad, how strange the days that are no more III. DT Variations in a Tasty Rondo Shell...

 

DT Variations in a Tasty Rondo Shell

This piece now serves as the final movement of Ternion Sonata No. 1, but is available separately, as an encore, etc....

 

ECS Publishing - Catalog # 6549

There Comes A Ship (Das Schifflein)

SATB, unaccompanied      [c. 2:50]

An old German Christmas poem inspired a bouncy, lilting melody for this charming motet in a neo-Praetorius style, culminating with a joyous cascade of "Alleluias." (German or English) Performed by the Los Angeles Master Chorale, under Grant Gershon, for their 2004 holiday programs at Walt Disney Concert Hall.


"An exquisitely crafted jewel of a carol, both original and timeless...a fresh and welcome addition to the a cappella Christmas repertoire."
Grant Gershon,
music director, Los Angeles Master Chorale



[Excerpt performed by Chorus Angelorum, Dominic MacAller, conductor]

  

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