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Works 
by 20th and 
21st century 
composers

Music by 20th and 21st Century composers

performed by David W Solomons [dwsChorale]

[Others available on i-Tunes]

 

Behringer (Reinhold)

Im Märzen der Bauer

 

Caicedo (Carlos)

Poema

[also available as a video here]

 

Carter (Andrew)

Dashing away with a smoothing iron (video slideshow)

 

Cooman (Carson)

Amisar

 

Cruise-Johnston (Alan)

BC-AD

Wassail

 

Emmet (Andrew)

By the light of the Silvery moon (arr)

Safe in the power of Love (arr from a song by Melanie Dolinski)

The Goddess is Dancing* (arr)

Soualle (African lullaby) (arr)

The lights grow dim** (arr)

* Composed by Rick Fenn

** Composed by Rick Fenn and Peter Howarth

 

Escovado (Robin)

Visitation of the BVM

In the silence of that night

 

Friendly (Ray)

Prelude to Silence (23rd Psalm)

 

Frost (Anthony)

Street Scene

 

Gaskell (Martin)

Sanctus

 

Gold (Edward)

Kyrie

Gloria

Fantasia on the Willow Song

The Ghostly Friars - a glee

 

Hughes (Bernard)

Sanctus and Agnus Dei

 

Kupferman (Meyer)

Diaries of a Tarot Player

 

Orwig (Jonathan)

So love one another

 

McHale (Richard)

Though Philomela (shewoop de wop version)

(Version with the original madrigal and the shewoop de wop side by side)

 

Moreira (Jorge)

Um Olhar

(Video of Um Olhar on YouTube)

 

Owen (Hal)

Oboe

The fellow named Hatch

The girl in the choir

Fuguing by doing

 

Roberts (Mike)

Isandlwana

In Flanders Field

Song of the derelict

Slumbers song

Cometh the night

The unconquered dead

 

Saunderson (Duncan)

Various religious settings based on part songs and glees

 

Scott (Stuart)

Carol in thanks

 

Signorile (James)

I saw a light

 

Sveglini (William C)

Feel the love of the Lord

Emmanuel

A Child's eyes

Feel the love of the Lord

O holy night

 

Swelk (Lorin Nelson)

The 12 spams of Christmas

 

Wanke (Otto)

The Angel Gabriel (arr.)

 

Treasure (Joanna)

Early, bright, transient . . .

 

Joe Wiedemann (words by D W Solomons)

Distant Heart