for SATB or SSAA choir

Using the words of Psalms 46:10 and Kyrie eleison (God have mercy), Virginia portrays the desperate prayer of the believer who is seeking comfort in God. Filled with raw emotion, the piece captures the transition from fear to peace in Christ

View at: https://youtu.be/k89eiktHsJo?si=PH8c-P8SKD5g3J8A (Timestamp- 2:08)

For SSAA Choir, Piano, and Cello

A haunting, lilting melody carries the message of memories being mixed with our dreams…dreams that repeat again and again

View at: https://youtu.be/k89eiktHsJo?si=PH8c-P8SKD5g3J8A (Timestamp- 9:50)

For SATB Choir, Piano, and Viola

Virginia captures the adventurous chase after wonder, mainly the wonder of the stars. This piece darts along as the speaker describes their path over the landscape as they chase after the light of the stars.

View at: https://www.youtube.com/live/C-mFJisTTbo?si=1_JavCQeiB4UyFds (Timestamp-37:32)

For SSAA Choir

Virginia’s arrangement of this well known hymn highlights the deep set emotions of the lyrics. There is quiet reflection in the verses before raising to a peak in the chorus with the words: “Lest I forget thy love for me.” Filled with reflection, this simple arrangement, provides a different take on the rich text.