Velvet Shoes

for high voice and piano

A setting of a serene, winter poem by the great Elinor Wylie.

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    Soprano
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    Organ
    Trumpet
    7' 15"
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    for Mezzo Soprano, Viola, and Piano
    Mezzo-Soprano
    Viola
    6'45"
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    for soprano and piano
    Soprano
    6'30"
    I have a confession to make; my pieces come from a very personal, very private place. I know and admire many fellow composers who take a cooler, analytical stance towards their art and aesthetic, and I admire their craftsmanship and outward reserve. But that just doesn’t work for me (no judgement). From a technical standpoint, […]
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    for soprano and piano
    Soprano
    16'
    Silver Apples can be heard on the CD Currents by Soprano Ann Moss, available from iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon and other venus. Liam composed this enchanting song cycle for me and pianist Steven Bailey to premiere on CMASH’s second annual New American Chamber Music program in 2008. Liam and I selected the moon-themed poems together, […]
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    for Soprano and Piano
    Soprano
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    for soprano and piano
    Soprano
    13'40"
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    Choral
    Orchestra
    Soprano
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    Orchestra
    Soprano
    2'
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    Choral
    Soprano
    7'20"
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