This brilliant motet expresses with excitement the coming of the Saviour…
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This is one of Victoria’s most famous and beautiful motets…
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In 1992 I first sang what to this day remains my absolute favorite spiritual arrangement…
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There are literally dozens of individual concerts in my history with Voices of Ascension…
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Many, if not most of the members of Voices of Ascension over the years have stories…
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Byrd's unique combination of sturdy, rigorous construction, and a knack for harmonic surprises…
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As a 20+ year vet (and charter member) of Voices of Ascension, now emeritus…
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Once attributed to John Redford, this is one of the most often performed anthems…
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There is debate about who composed this wild piece…
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Born in Paris in 1857, Cécile Chaminade was a composer and concert pianist…
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Yesterday we featured Palestrina in his jubilant, extroverted mode. Today’s piece…
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This sublime movement from Palestrina’s most famous Mass is a perfect example of Palestrina’s serene, flowing, spiritually elevated style.
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In this world premiere performance of “Light Will Someday Split You Open,”
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The music of Woods came to me whole, as a gift…
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This piece was composed for the Inauguration of the Manton Memorial Organ…
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James Bassi, a core member of our tenor section for decades, is also a highly noted composer…
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Prisoner of Conscience is a work that continues to grow in its importance to me.
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These two works are so short I thought I would put them on together…
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