City of David
My Christmas Card Carol for 2019
Musical Horror Stories (in honor of Halloween)
My least-favorite holiday of the year is a good time to share some musical mishaps. 🙂
Star of Wonder… part II
2013’s Christmas Card Carol didn’t get posted until 2014, so it’s fitting that it took me five years to get around to an SSATB and a TTBB.
A Carol to the King: a collaboration—fortunately!
I am the Queen of Plaguing People With Projects
A Carol to the King
There are many songs with this title or something similar, so I figured I might as well add to the number. 🙂
This was a bit surreal… (cue the Twilight Zone music)
My kids used weird e-mail handles when they were little. I never thought I’d see them 20 years later on a list of blocked hacking attempts.
Will You Come to the Manger?
My 2018 Christmas card carol.
My Heart Sings: A project finished, and a new children’s song
A new children’s song. An album finished. A fun video. And a Happy Dance.
The Results are In: Favorite LDS Hymns
The votes have been tallied! My favorite didn’t make the top 10… did yours?
The Angels Came to Sing… again. :)
A new arrangement of “The Angels Came to Sing,” for either high (sorta) or low voice, both with optional bells.
Take Time to Be Holy
Text written by William D. Longstaff in the 1800s; and set to an old Irish tune called “Slane.” For solo or SSAATB choir.
Be Thou My Vision
Old Irish text, translated by Mary Elizabeth Byrne in 1905; versified by Eleanor H. Hull in 1912. For solo or SSAATB choir.
Away in a Manger (“Slane” melody)
Familiar lyrics (with an extra verse of my own) are set to an old Irish melody called “Slane,” which we traditionally sing using the words to “Be Thou My Vision” or “Take Time to be Holy.” For solo or SSAATB choir.
Songs by Category and by Voicing
Pre-selected groupings of songs by category and by voicing.
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing – Congregation
Text by Charles Wesley, adapted; Music by Felix Mendelssohn; arranged for congregational accompaniment.