The Sound Was a Savior
The words and music for “The Sound Was a Savior” are original. The idea is simple: life was moving along at its normal, every-night pace when suddenly sounds that were out of the ordinary were heard: a choir of angels, a baby crying! This precious sound was that of a baby, who would be “the Savior of the world.”
It is scored for children’s choir and adult choir. However, feel free to make it work for your situation by using a small ensemble if a children’s choir is unavailable.
“The Sound was a Savior, The Savior of the world
It was the sound of love piercing the dark of sin Promising that light had come that night.”
Paradox Noel
Orchestrated for strings, woodwinds and glockenspiel.
Child of the Manger explores the paradox of the idea that a child can be king, poor can be wealthy, and peace can dwell amongst tumult. It has a hopeful and reassuring message, the refrain of which calls on the "Child of the Manger" to draw us close and unveil the mystery of this powerful paradox. This composition may be performed with piano or is scored for woodwinds, strings, and glockenspiel.
from Noel Nouvelet
A fresh, Renaissance inspired arrangement of the old Christmas song, "Sing We Now of Christmas," with a new twist. It is arranged for SATB, Guitar, Flute, and tambourine.
Available with orchestration for strings and woodwinds.
"Illuminate" is a Christmas piece composed in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Chorale Acadienne in Lafayette, Louisiana. "Illuminate" celebrates the sources of light around Christmas that "illuminate" the real source of light and the reason for the Christmas celebration, that being the "tiny babe, holy child." It is scored for children's chorus, SATB choir and piano with optional orchestration (woodwinds and strings).
Optional String Parts Available
Available with optional strings, this piece is a simple sentiment about the baby in the manger. The refrain echos the angels as they exclaimed "Glory to God in the Highest," announcing the birth of Jesus.