A flowing, ruminative setting of Fr. Gino Vanzillotta's poem about St. Francis di Paola....
The widely sung 16th-century English anthem Rejoice in the Lord Alway can now be performed in double choir fashion using this setting. The first choir is the original SATB setting; the second choir can be performed by brass (or any...
A flowing, ruminative setting of Fr. Gino Vanzillotta's poem about St. Francis di Paola....
The widely sung 16th-century English anthem Rejoice in the Lord Alway can now be performed in double choir fashion using this setting. The first choir is the original SATB setting; the second choir can be performed by brass (or any...
FatRock Ink, Music Publishers Item# 076-2202
Violin, clarinet, cello, and harp [c. 17:30]
This multi-movement work, played continuously, is inspired by Margaret Craven's affecting novella about life among the Kwakiutl people in British Columbia, I Heard the Owl Call My Name.
"[Gibson's] moving The Calls of the Owl evoked nature imagery with lyrical counterpoint and flowing ostinatos."
Los Angeles Times
