As a 10-year-old, I was first captivated by Jean Langlais’ Messe solennelle as a boy chorister…
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This piece was composed for the Inauguration of the Manton Memorial Organ…
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Last year, we opened our 30th Anniversary Virtual Season with a new offering…
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It’s funny how things always seem to come full circle, and how circles seem to predominate our lives…
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As a member of the Programming Committee for Voices of Ascension, my primary area of focus is new music…
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It’s hard to think about the choral pieces that move me without thinking about…
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It’s hard to think about the choral pieces that move me without thinking about…
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It’s hard to think about the choral pieces that move me without thinking about…
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These two works are so short I thought I would put them on together…
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The Te Deum is one of Berlioz’s greatest masterpieces…
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I first performed Britten’s Ceremony of Carols at a summer camp…
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For today’s clip, we return to our Marian theme…
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“I Wonder as I Wander” is actually an original composition by John Jacob Niles…
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For today’s clip, we turn to another contemporary composer influenced heavily by music of the past…
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This week we share selections from guest curator Wesley Chinn who curated our holiday season posts…
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One can certainly understand why this piece is one of the most famous and revered of all Renaissance motets.
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Two and a half years ago, Voices and I performed Honegger’s brilliant dramatic oratorio King David…
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Brahms almost never employed the harp in his compositions…
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I hope someday to hear this stunning Bruckner motet live…
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