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 I am happy so far with the sound of this brass piece, but it has several key changes throughout. I don’t know when to use accidentals and when to change key signatures. I have put it all in Ab for now. Are there any guidelines/rules for this type of notation?Any other comments will be welcome.Thoughts please.CampySee More

This is an arrangement of a quirky little piece by P. Tchaikovsky.I am not sure what liturgical setting it would fit into, but I was smitten by it.CampySee More

The antiphonal choirs juxtapose and intermingle the original Latin text with an English translation.In this original composition, liberal use of contemporary chords is still pleasing to the ear as they resolve.It has not been performed yet, so I do not know how the lyrics will sound as written. I thought it would be theoretically interesting.Campy See More

I have combined an acapella choral arrangement of Holst's melody to backup a treble solo singing a counter melody. I have taken some liberties with Rossetti's lyrics to bolster the idea that the solo is not a Holst/Rossetti clone.CampySee More

For my first upload, I am presenting a choral  SATB setting of the  Gloria text.I used as my musical inspiration a small string fugue by Anthony Hendrickson.I was enthralled with his motifs and it fit my idea of the text.The professional choir with which I sing (Vesper Chorale in South Bend, IN) will hopefully be premiering it this fall.CampySee More