Today I would like to honor my dear teacher and friend, Marie-Madeleine Duruflé…
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One of the greatest composers of all time, Josquin…
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We're thrilled that our recording of Randall Thompson's "Alleluia" was selected by New York Times Chief Classical Music Critic…
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Today we're doing something a little different in celebration of Cinco de Mayo…
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Today, for Part 2 of my reflections on high school choral singing…
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I want to share a video of Liminality, a piece I wrote for the Young People’s Chorus of New York City…
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I love Vivaldi and the Venetian color his music has…
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Today we feature one of the great motets of the 19th century…
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Here is one of my favorite songs from Show Boat…
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Today’s exquisite piece is the opening track on our very first CD…
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It might not be a coincidence that this video was created during the pandemic year 2020…
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The first piece is by Samuel Barber, one of our greatest American composers…
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This short, simple motet perfectly expresses the strong…
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Today we offer something completely different. This transcendent piece…
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The great final movement of Poulenc’s Gloria begins with a fascinating dialogue…
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Stravinsky composed a wonderful body of choral music, including this unique Mass…
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Dufay was born (ca. 1400-1474) in Cambrai, France…
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One of the most beautiful examples of the Swedish national romantic era…
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“O for the wings of a dove!” is certainly one of Mendelssohn’s most famous vocal works…
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This is one of Palestrina’s most unusual motets…
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