Performance Archive

STANCE—Seattle Trans and Nonbinary Ensemble, conducted by Christopher Hanson, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concerts “The Power of Me” at University Congregational United Church of Christ

Chromatica Chorale, conducted by David Huff, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their concert “Rising Stars” at Resurrection Lutheran Church (16 November) and Holy Shepherd Lutheran Church (17 November)

The New Choir of Mt. Vernon, conducted by Will Myers, sings A Green Voice in their Fall Concert at Emmanuel Episcopal Church

The University of Wyoming Collegiate Chorale, conducted by Brian Murray, sings Sérénade italienne in their concert “Chantez: A Francophile Fête” at the Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall

The California Choral Directors Association Central Region SATB Honor Choir, conducted by Jennifer Hader, sings When Thunder Comes at Clovis Unified School District Performing Arts Center

21V, conducted by Martín Benvenuto, sings When the Dust Settles in their concert “Reclaiming Radical 2.0” at First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco

VOX Femina Los Angeles, conducted by Iris Levine, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “My Voice Be Brave” at Zipper Concert Hall at the Colburn School

David Ferguson’s Doctoral Recital Choir sings Wondrous Glow in his Doctoral Conducting Recital at the University of Washington

St. Paul’s Choir, conducted by Kelvyn Koning, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their service at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Pacific Lutheran University University Singers, conducted by Raul Dominguez, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Fall Concert at Lagerquist Concert Hall at the Mary Baker Russell Music Center

The University of Arkansas Little Rock Choirs, conducted by Lorissa Mason, sings When Thunder Comes in their Fall Concert at Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall

Mount Olivet Senior Choir, conducted by Matthew Valverde, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their service at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church

Heritage High School Choraliers, conducted by Christopher Rhodes, sings Le Colibri in their concert “An Autumn Choral Concert” at Heritage High School Auditorium

Resound Male Voices, conducted by Sam Barton, sings Darest, O Soul in the Hand in Hand Festival, the UK and Ireland’s LGBTQ+ biennial choral festival, at the Bristol Beacon

Calton Consort, conducted by Rory Wilson, sings Darest, O Soul as part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe at Canongate Kirk

Choral Audacity, conducted by Jennifer Barnett, sings Our Phoenix in their concert “Transcend” at Peace Lutheran Church

The Fourth Annual Purdue Fort Wayne Alumni and Friends Chorus, conducted by William Sauerland, sings When Thunder Comes at Purdue Fort Wayne Music Center

Voices 21C, conducted by Bradford Dumont, sings Border Lines in their concert series “La tierra está sufriendo” at Palacio Municipal de Puebla (19 July) and Museo Interactivo de Economía (21 July)

The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York Tour Choir, conducted by Louise O’Hanlon, sings When Thunder Comes in their Tour Concert at Place de l’Horloge (17 July) and Place du Mont-Blanc (20 July)

The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York Tour Choir, conducted by Louise O’Hanlon, sings When Thunder Comes in their Tour Concert at Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate (12 July), Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur (14 July), and Auditorium Les Deux Rhônes (15 July)

The Trans and Non-Binary Festival Chorus, conducted by Kimberly Waigwa, sings When Thunder Comes in their blockbuster concert “Banned!” in the quadrennial GALA Choruses Festival at Minneapolis Convention Center Auditorium

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Ahmed Anzaldúa, assisted by hornist Gina Goettl, perform Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in their Latin American Songs Mini-Concert at Smoke House Stage

Resound Male Voices, conducted by Sam Barton, sings Sérénade italienne in their concerts “From Beginning to End” at Chapel Royal

Symphony of Northwest Arkansas, conducted by Paul Haas, performs her first snow in their concert “SoNA Beyond: Chamber Orchestra Series” at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

The Young Professionals Choral Collective Chamber Choir, conducted by Jason Alexander Holmes, sings Border Lines in their concert “Sanctuary” at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park

Calton Consort, conducted by Rory Wilson, sings Darest, O Soul in their concert “Choral Pride” at Canongate Kirk

The Choral Artists of Sarasota, conducted by Joseph Holt, sings Prayer of St. Francis on their Tour Concert at L’Église de la Madeleine

ARTemis Choir, conducted by Kathleen Otterson, sings Skin in the annual LunART Festival Gala Chamber Music Concert at the Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall

Tapestry Choir, conducted by Billy Janiszewski, sings Best Wishes, En la noche entraremos, Oracle of Spring, and Wondrous Glow in their concerts “Barnes, Ahn, and Valverde” at St. John’s in the Village

The Wayzata High School Troubadours, conducted by Zack Carlson-Giving, sing De colores in their Spring Concert at Wayzata High School Auditorium

The Choral Artists of Sarasota, conducted by Joseph Holt, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their Memorial Day Concert at Sarasota Opera House

The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club, conducted by Mark Stover, premières Earth, Mother on their South America Tour at Basílica Catedral del Cusco

The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club, conducted by Mark Stover, premières Earth, Mother in their joint concert with Coro Nacional de Perú “Dos naciones, una voz” at Teatro Municipal de Lima

Un/Heard, conducted by Carlos Cordero, sings Darest, O Soul in their concert “Stop Shooting” at Central Presbyterian Church

The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club, conducted by Mark Stover, premières Earth, Mother on their South America Tour at Usina del Arte (15 May) and Basílica Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (16 May)

Unity Chorus of Northwest Florida, conducted by Justin Boazman, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Singing for Our Lives” at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

The Old First Presbyterian Church Choir, conducted by Michael Desnoyers, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their services at Old First Presbyterian Church

Vocaal Ensemble Achtplus, conducted by Maud Meilof, sings Oracle of Spring in their Spring Concert at Parklaankerk

Contra Costa Chorale, conducted by Cindy Beitmen, sings Du bist wie eine Blume and When Thunder Comes in their concert “Make Our Garden Grow” at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley (11 May) and Walnut Creek Presbyterian Church (12 May)

Cantabile, conducted by Brian Stone, sings A Green Voice in their “Stories in Song” concerts at First Congregational Church

The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club, conducted by Mark Stover, premières Earth, Mother on their South America Tour at Igreja Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Antiga Sé (10 May) and Igreja Nossa Senhora da Candelária (12 May)

Vox Venti, conducted by Ed Frazier Davis, sings Månskenskväll in their concert “Dreamsong” at St. Chrysostom’s Episcopal Church

Williams College Chamber Choir, conducted by Anna Lenti, sings Oracle of Spring in their concert “Serenity of Soul” at Thompson Memorial Chapel

Chicago Choral Artists, conducted by Michael D. Costello, sings Still wie die Nacht in their “Love for Life” concerts at Grace Lutheran Church

Towson University Chorale, conducted by Diana Saéz, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their concert “I Dream a World: Choral Songs for Peace and Hope” at Harold J. Kaplan Concert Hall

Brooklyn Treble Choir, conducted by Liz Geisewite, sings Hébé in their concert “Forever Young” at First Unitarian Congregational Society

Adleisia, conducted by Megan Batty, sings Skin in their “Série Oasis Musicale” concert at Chapelle de la Cité-des-Hospitalières

Portland Community Chorus, conducted by Camille N. Saucier, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Spring Concert at First Parish Congregational Church

Linn-Benton Community College Concert Choir and Chamber Choir, conducted by Mari Esabel Valverde, sing Prayer of St. Francis, Comfort and Joy, When Thunder Comes, and Our Phoenix and première Look Down, Fair Moon in their concert “An Evening with Mari Esabel Valverde” at the Russell Tripp Performance Center

Mezzo-Soprano King Jay, assisted by pianist Grace Hong, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society in their Senior Recital at Gerald R. Daniel Recital Hall at Bob Cole Conservatory of Music

Central High School Chamber Women, conducted by Leigh Ann McClure, sings Le Colibri in the Annual Festival di Voce at Pilgrim Chapel at Dallas Baptist University

Temple University Chorale and University Voices, conducted by Elizabeth Parker, sings When Thunder Comes and Hébé in their Spring Concert at Temple Performing Arts Center

STANCE—Seattle Trans and Nonbinary Ensemble, conducted by Kaelee Alicia Bolme, sings Our Phoenix and The Cloths of Heaven in the Katherine L. White Invitational Choral Festival at Vashon Center for the Arts

Penn State University Choir, conducted by Bryan Nichols, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Spring Concert at the Penn State School of Music Recital Hall

The Texas State Aurora Voce, conducted by Thomas Rinn, sings When Thunder Comes in their Spring Concert at Texas State University Performing Arts Center

Agnes Scott Collegiate Chorale, conducted by Rebecca Duren, sings De colores in their concert “Unofficial Anthems” at Presser Hall

The University of Michigan Orpheus Singers, conducted by Katherine Rohwer, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “Rejoice in Hope!” at Stamps Auditorium

University of Colorado–Boulder University Choir, conducted by Elizabeth Swanson, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Spring Concert at Grusin Music Hall

Winona State University Treble Chorus, conducted by Colleen Chester, sings Les Papillons in their concert “Sing Wearing the Sky” at Central Lutheran Church

Inversion Da Capo, conducted by Katrina Saporsantos, sings Skin in their concert “Inversion at the Library” at Austin Central Public Library

The combined tenors and basses of Assumption University, South Lancaster Academy, and Providence College Choirs, conducted by Bradford Dumont, sing De colores in their concert “Illuminare” at College Seventh-day Adventist Church

Fabián Rodríguez Castro’s Doctoral Recital Choir sings Border Lines, Our Phoenix, We Hold Your Names Sacred, Winter Ride, and Wondrous Glow in their Choral Conducting Doctoral Lecture Recital in Crowder Hall at the Fred Fox School of Music

Manhattan Concert Productions Octavo Series Honor Choir, conducted by Z. Randall Stroope, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club, conducted by Mark Stover, premières Earth, Mother in their Spring Concert at Hill Auditorium

21V, conducted by Martín Benvenuto, sings When the Dust Settles in their “Reclaiming Radical” concerts at Old Mission Dolores (5 April) and the Hillside Club (6 April)

The Mid-Columbia Mastersingers, conducted by Reginald Unterseher, sings Skin in their “How to Survive Winter” concerts at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

The UUFD Choir, conducted by Elisa Woodruff, sings I Flow… I Am in their service for Trans Day of Visibility at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of DeKalb

Heritage High School Chamber Singers, conducted by Christopher Rhodes, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Spring Concert at Heritage High School Auditorium

Manhattan Concert Productions Octavo Series Honor Choir, conducted by Elizabeth Swanson, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Festival Concert at Carnegie Hall

Kennesaw State University Treble Choir, conducted by Kellie Clark, sings Cantares in their concert “Women in Music” at the Dr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center

The National Concert Chorus, conducted by Brandon Boyd, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert at Carnegie Hall

Linn-Benton Community College Concert Choir and Chamber Choir, conducted by Raymund Ocampo, sing Prayer of St. Francis, Our Phoenix, and When Thunder Comes in their concert “Love Is” at the Russell Tripp Performance Center

The University of Oregon Volunteer Choir, conducted by Ashton Stith, sings Best Wishes in his Honors College Thesis Performance at Beall Concert Hall

The University of Wisconsin—Madison Treble Choir, conducted by Liz Olson, sings Le Colibri in their concert “On the Common Ground” at the Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall

Chandler Children’s Choir Ad Astra, conducted by Aimee Stewart, sings Hébé at the Western American Choral Directors Association (WACDA) Biennial Convention at First United Methodist Church

Queen Eleanor Choir, conducted by Jessica Hunting, sings Skin in Vox Anima London’s “Singing the Song of Life” Festival for International Women’s Day at Cadogan Hall

Fort Collins High School Canta Bella, conducted by Joseph Perron, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Spring Concert at McNeal Auditorium

Texas A&M University-Kingsville Concert Choir, conducted by Kenneth D. Williams, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “Millennial Music” at Texas A&M University-Kingsville Performance Hall

Chorus Austin, conducted by Ryan Heller, sings Border Lines in their “Southwest Voices: CrosSING Home” concerts at St. Martin’s Lutheran Church (24 February) and Austin Central Library (25 February)

SUNY Fredonia Camerata, conducted by Brent Weber, sings Before Spring in their Winter Concert at Rosch Recital Hall

Adleisia, conducted by Megan Batty, sings Skin in their “Série Oasis Musicale” concert at Cathédrale Christ Church

The Case Concert Choir, conducted by Jessica Steuver, sings Oracle of Spring in their Winter Concert at Maltz Performing Arts Center

Omaha Central High School Singers, conducted by Sara Cowan, premières Look Down, Fair Moon at the Minnesota Music Educators Association (MMEA) Annual Convention in Ballroom A at Minneapolis Convention Center

Kantos Chamber Choir, conducted by Ellie Slorach, sings Before Spring and Best Wishes in their concert “Love Is Love” at the Old Woollen (15 February) and Partisan Collective (16 February)

Omaha Central High School Singers, conducted by Sara Cowan, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Home Concert at Cleaves Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Church

The University of Toronto Soprano-Alto Chorus, conducted by Kathleen Allan, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Midwinter Concert at Calvin Presbyterian Church

The University of Portland Singers, conducted by David De Lyser, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in “A Midwinter Choral Concert” at the Buckley Center Auditorium

The UUSS Choir, conducted by Anthony Tavianini, sings United in Song in their Sunday Service at the Unitarian Universalist Society of Sacramento

Mosaic String Quartet performs Moonlight Quartet in the “Feast of Absalom Jones” family service at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

Virginia Choral Directors Association (VCDA) District II Choir, conducted by Shelbie Wahl-Fouts, sings Skin in their Festival Concert at Green Run High School Auditorium

Central High School Chamber Women, conducted by Leigh Ann McClure, sings Le Colibri at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Annual Convention in the Stars at Night Ballroom at Henry B. González Convention Center

The California All-State High School TTBB Choir, conducted by Troy Robertson, sings Sérénade italienne at the Annual California All-State Music Education Conference (CASMEC) at Memorial Auditorium

Accord Treble Choir, conducted by Liz Geisewite, sings Cantares in their Winter Concert at St. Ignatius of Antioch Church

Pianist Sami Froncek performs Prélude en la bémol majeur at Wells Branch Community Center (30 January) and St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church (2 February)

St. Xavier High School Ensemble X, conducted by Angelo Sylvester, sings Crossing at the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) Professional Development Conference in the Regency Ballroom at the Hyatt Regency Columbus

Archipelago Vocal Ensemble, conducted by Caron Daley, sings Patterns on the Snow in their “Awakenings” concerts at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church (27 January) and First English Evangelical Lutheran Church (28 January)

Central High School Chamber Women, conducted by Leigh Ann McClure, sings Le Colibri in Keller UMC Concert Series at Keller United Methodist Church

First Inversion, conducted by Lee Wright, sings Comfort and Joy in their concert “Dreaming: Music of Inspiration, Imagination, and Hope” at Downtown United Presbyterian Church

University of Colorado–Pueblo University Choir, conducted by Jennifer Bruton, sings Border Lines at the Colorado Music Educators Association (CMEA) Annual Convention at the Broadmoor Hotel

The Cleveland Orchestra Youth Chorus, conducted by Daniel Singer, sings When Thunder Comes in their Free Community Day Concert in Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center

Boston Children’s Chorus, conducted by Kenneth Griffith, sings When Thunder Comes in their 21st Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert “In the Name of Love” at Symphony Hall

The Brattleboro Concert Choir, conducted by Jonathan Harvey, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Songs for the People” at the Latchis Theatre

The Solaria Singers, conducted by Andrew Minear, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “A Solaria Solstice” at Timucua Arts Foundation

The Phoenix Chorale, conducted by Jace Kaholokula Saplan, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “A Chorale Christmas” at Brophy Chapel (15, 18 December) and Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (16 December)

The First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles Choir, conducted by Nathan Fratzke, sings Comfort and Joy in their Sunday Service at First Unitarian Church

The Phoenix Chorale, conducted by Jace Kaholokula Saplan, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “A Chorale Christmas” at Camelback Bible Church

Vox Venti, conducted by Ed Frazier Davis, sings Winter Ride in their concert “A Ceremony of Carols” at Resurrection Lutheran Church

The Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges, conducted by Scott AuCoin, première Look Down, Fair Moon in their concert “Dreams and Desires” at Michael Jaharis Recital Hall at Haverford College

Eastman Treble Chorus, conducted by Rachael Sanguinetti Hayes, and the Eastman Repertory Singers, conducted by Jonathan Thomas Madden, sing Patterns on the Snow and Comfort and Joy in their Winter Concert at Kilbourn Hall at Eastman School of Music

The Singing City Choir, conducted by Rollo Dilworth, sings Comfort and Joy in their concert “Singing for the Season” at Arch Street Presbyterian Church

Peabody Children’s Chorus Cantus, conducted by Nicholas Dogas, sings Sérénade italienne in their concert “How Sweet the Sound” at Shriver Hall Auditorium at John Hopkins University

The Stonewall Chorale, conducted by Cynthia Powell, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “Make the Yuletide Gay” at the Church of the Holy Apostles

The University of Arizona University Community Chorus, conducted by Nicole Davis, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “Holiday Card to Tucson” at St. Augustine Cathedral

Tonality, conducted by Alexander Lloyd Blake, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concert series “Just Me” at Grace First Presbyterian Church (1 December) and Pico Union Project (3 December)

The University of Northern Colorado Chamber Choir, conducted by Weijia Chen, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Winter Concert at First Congregational Church

Herricks High School Chamber Choir, conducted by Louise O’Hanlon, sings When Thunder Comes at the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Annual Conference at Rochester Convention Center

Mezzo-soprano Lucy Martindale, assisted by pianist Scott Koljonen, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society in her recital “The Lavender Menace: Music and Texts by Women and LGBTQIA+ Composers” at Seully Hall at Boston Conservatory

The Lehigh Valley Chorale, conducted by Nicholas Sienkiewicz, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert series “The Light that Leads Us Home” at First Presbyterian Church

Linn-Benton Community College Chamber Choir, conducted by Raymund Ocampo, sings Comfort and Joy in their concert “One Voice” at the Russell Tripp Performance Center

Reed College Chorus, conducted by Shohei Kobayashi, premières Look Down, Fair Moon in their Winter Concert at Kaul Auditorium

Soprano Taylor Adams, baritone Colton Cook, and soprano Emily Finke, assisted by pianist Viktória Sarkadi and violinist Elizabeth Chernyak, sing Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in their Graduate Class Recital “That’s All Folk” at Howland Cultural Center

The New Jersey All-State Mixed Chorus, conducted by Marques L.A. Garrett, sings When Thunder Comes at Prudential Hall at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center

The Congressional Chorus, conducted by Allan Laiño, sings A Green Voice in their concert “What a Wonderful World” at Live! at 10th & G

Clerestory sings I Flow… I Am in their “A Many Splendored Thing” concert at Tateuchi Hall at the Community School of Music and Arts

The New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Zone 2 Area All-State Treble Chorus, conducted by Doreen Fryling, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert at Rush-Henrietta Senior High School Auditorium

SUNY Potsdam Hosmer Choir, conducted by Nils Klykken, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert “Dusk to Dawn” at Hosmer Hall at the Crane School of Music

Regis University University Choir, conducted by Raul Dominguez, sings De colores in their Fall Concert at Claver Recital Hall

The University of Vermont Catamount Singers, conducted by Stefanie Weigand, sing Patterns on the Snow in their Fall Concert at the UVM Recital Hall

Clerestory sings I Flow… I Am in their “A Many Splendored Thing” concerts at the David Brower Center (11 November) and St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church (12 November)

Walnut Hill Choir, conducted by Cailin Marcel Manson, sings I Flow… I Am in their Fall Concert at the Keiter Center for the Performing Arts

The University of New Hampshire Chamber Singers, conducted by Amy Kotsonis, sing A Green Voice in their Fall Concert at Johnson Theatre at the Paul Creative Arts Center

eVoco Treble Ensemble, conducted by David Fryling, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their “Roots & Branches” concerts at Christ Episcopal Church (4 November) and St. Peter’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church (5 November)

VOX Femina Los Angeles, conducted by Iris Levine, sings Hébé in their concert “Classical Vox” at First Congregational Church

The Fourth Choir, conducted by Jamie Powe, sings Darest, O Soul in their concert “Shoulder to Shoulder” at Milton Court Concert Hall

The Rutgers University Kirkpatrick Choir, conducted by Brandon Williams, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concert “Seeking Deliverance” at Kirkpatrick Chapel

Eagan High School Bel Canto, conducted by Amy Jo Cherner, sings Les Papillons in their Fall Concert at Eagan High School Auditorium

The Shaughnessy Heights Sanctuary Choir, conducted by Sam Dabrusin, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their services at Shaughnessy Heights United Church

Mosaic String Quartet performs Moonlight Quartet in their inaugural concert “PORTRAITS” at Northside Drive Baptist Church

Houston Men’s Chorus sings De colores in their concert “An American Quilt” at the Cypress Methodist Church

Cantus sings Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “Brave” at Sundin Music Hall at Hamline University (21 October) and Trinity Lutheran Church (22 October)

Cantus sings Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “Brave” at Meetinghouse Church

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Jordan Buchholtz perform Så tag mit hjerte and Mit hjerte er blevet borte from To digte af Tove Ditlevsen in the FIKA Music Series Concert “Northern Lights” at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church

Tennessee State University Choir, conducted by Angelica Dunsavage, sings United in Song in their concert “United We Are” at Goins Recital Hall at Tennessee State University Performing Arts Center

Western Michigan University Chorale, conducted by Kimberly Dunn Adams, sings When Thunder Comes in their Fall Concert at the Dalton Center Recital Hall

Resonance Ensemble, conducted by Katherine FitzGibbon, sings When the Dust Settles in their “LISTEN” concerts at Lincoln Performance Hall at Portland State University

Cantus sings Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “Brave” at Westminster Hall (13 October) and St. Philip the Deacon Lutheran Church (15 October)

New Mexico State University Singers, conducted by Stephanie Reyes, sings Border Lines in their Fall Concert at Atkinson Recital Hall

Mezzo-soprano Clara Osowski, assisted by pianist Ahmed Anzaldúa, sings Duérmete, niño lindo from Canciones del pasado in the Schubert Club Courtroom Concert at the Landmark Center

Bel Canto Company, conducted by Welborn Young, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their “Shed No Tears” concerts at Ebenezer Lutheran Church

Soprano Athena Strickland and pianist Brenda Fernandez perform Then of Thy Beauty in their Student Recital at Kathryn Greenhoot Recital Hall at Queens University of Charlotte

The Wesleyan Singers, conducted by Will Chandler, première Look Down, Fair Moon in their concert “Fleeting Moments: Songs about the Passage of Time” at Martin Hall at Texas Wesleyan University

Baritone Daniel Myers, assisted by pianist Katie Webb, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Radiance Choir, conducted by DeReau K. Farrar, sings Border Lines in their Sunday Service at First Unitarian Church of Portland

The First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles Choir, conducted by Nathan Fratzke, sings United in Song in their Sunday Service at First Unitarian Church

Boston Children’s Chorus, conducted by Kenneth Griffith, sings United in Song in the 22nd Annual 9/11 Commemoration at the Massachusetts State House Chamber of the House of Representatives

BRACE New Music Choir, conducted by James Keller, premières Of More Heroic Temper in their Fall Concert Series at University Presbyterian Church

The University of New Hampshire Summer Youth Music School Chorus, conducted by Amy Kotsonis, sings A Green Voice at Oyster River Middle School Concert Hall

The Civic Chorale of Greater Miami, conducted by Misty Bermudez, sings A Green Voice in their concert “One Love: Choral Music by LGBTQ Composers” at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

The Sweelinckcantorij, conducted by Herman Mussche, sings Best Wishes in their Pride Service at the Oude Kerk Amsterdam

Voices of Light Chamber Choir, conducted by Misty Dupuis, sings Darest, O Soul in their “True Colors” concerts at Arvada United Methodist Church (16 June) and First Baptist Church of Denver (17 June)

The Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Whittaker Locke, performs her first snow in their concert “all together now: exhilaration” at Out Front Theatre

Babylon Chorale, conducted by Jared Berry, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “See Your True Colors” at St. Peter’s by the Sea Episcopal Church

Ancora Choir, conducted by J. Scott Kovacs, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “Love and Longing” at 7400 Woodlawn

The Maine All-State SATB Choir, conducted by Z. Randall Stroope, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert at the Collins Center for the Arts at the University of Maine

The Children’s Chorus of San Antonio, conducted by Carolyn Cruse, premières When I Open Myself in their concert “Our Voices… Our Stories” at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert series “I Flow… I Am” at Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church

The Canticle Singers, conducted by Wendy Wickham, sing Les Papillons and Le Colibri in their Spring Concerts at Church of the Resurrection (12 May) and Trinity Episcopal Church (13 May)

Vox Grata, conducted by Jeanette MacCallum, sings Le Colibri in their “Anonymous Was a Woman” concerts at Second Presbyterian Church (4 May) and Westminster Presbyterian Church (9 May)

Tucson Girls Chorus, conducted by Nicky Manlove, sings De colores in their “Sounds of Spring” concert at the Fox Tucson Theatre

I Cantanti Chamber Choir, conducted by Peter Schleif, sings Best Wishes in their concert “Songs from the Hill” at Bethel Lutheran Church

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at the Shalin Liu Performance Center

The University of Puget Sound Adelphian Concert Choir, conducted by Steven Zopfi, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Sing Them Home” at Kilworth Memorial Chapel

Marcus High School Varsity Treble Choir, conducted by Wesley Davis, and Varsity Tenor/Bass Choir, conducted by Drew Howard, sing Le Colibri and Sérénade italienne in the Annual Festival di Voce at Pilgrim Chapel at Dallas Baptist University

The St. Olaf Manitou Singers, conducted by Therees Hibbard, premières Skin in the Spring Concert at Boe Chapel

West Liberty University Choral Scholars, conducted by Douglas McCall, sings United in Song in their Lavender Graduation at College Hall

College of Marin College Chorus, conducted by Michael Mohammed, sings United in Song in their Spring Concert at James Dunn Theatre

The Canticle Singers, conducted by Wendy Wickham, sing Les Papillons and Le Colibri in their Spring Concert at St. John’s Church Western Run Parish

Western Kentucky University Chorale, conducted by Paul Hondorp, sings Best Wishes and The Cloths of Heaven in their Spring Concert at Van Meter Hall

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at First United Methodist Church

The Metropolitan Chorale, conducted by Ryan Occeña, premières A Green Voice in their concert “Prairie Poets” in Bengtson Auditorium at the University of Northern Iowa

Chicago Chamber Choir, conducted by Christopher Windle, sings Wondrous Glow in their “In Beauty May I Walk” concerts at Queen of the Apostles Parish (22 April) and St. Ita Catholic Church (23 April)

Centenary College Camerata, conducted by Cory Wikan, sings United in Song and We Hold Your Names Sacred in their Spring Concert at Anderson Auditorium

Musica Atlantica, conducted by George Fergus, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert “Songs of Deliverance” at Christ Church Episcopal

The Mount Chorus at Mount Saint Mary’s University, conducted by Therese Fassnacht, sings De colores in their concert “Spring Sing” at Doheny Mansion

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at the Gardiner Theater at Trinity-Pawling School

Tenor Lore Hazard and pianist Martha Dalager perform Love Alters Not, After Sunset, and Så tag mit hjerte and Mit hjerte er blevet borte from To digte af Tove Ditlevsen in their graduate recital “Rêves du Cœur” at Keller Hall at the University of New Mexico Center for the Arts

Paschal High School Panther Corps, conducted by Nathan Benavides, sings Du bist wie eine Blume in their concert “Frog Corps & Friends” at Van Cliburn Concert Hall

The Canticle Singers, conducted by Wendy Wickham, sing Les Papillons and Le Colibri in the Chesapeake Women’s Choral Festival at Maryland State Boychoir Center for the Arts

Tubist Steph Frye-Clark assisted by the East Tennessee State University string faculty performs David: A Prison of Gender in their recital “Amplifying Queer Composers” at Powell Recital Hall

Saint Mary’s College Belles Voix, conducted by Meaghan Gould, sings Le Colibri in the Women in Music Symposium at Haggar Parlor

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert series “I Flow… I Am” at First Parish in Brookline

Reed College Collegium Musicum, conducted by Shohei Kobayashi, sings Border Lines in their Spring Concert at Eliot Chapel

Coastal Carolina University Calliope Chorus, conducted by Alyssa Cossey, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “When Thunder Comes” at Edwards Recital Hall

Colby College Collegium, conducted by Néviton Barros, sings Comfort and Joy in their concert “Music She Wrote” at Greene Block + Studios

Hollins University Chamber Choir and Talmadge Singers, conducted by Shelbie Wahl-Fouts, sings Look Down, Fair Moon and premières Skin in their Spring Concert at duPont Chapel

The Connecticut All-State Mixed Choir, conducted by Marques L.A. Garrett, sings When Thunder Comes at the All-State Festival Concert in the Grand Ballroom at the Connecticut Convention Center

21V, conducted by Martín Benvenuto, premières Skin in the concert “Sonic Reflections on Interconnectedness” at All Saints’ Episcopal Church

Queens College Treble Choir, conducted by Sarah Bowe, premières Skin in their concert “An Evening of Choral Music” at LeFrak Concert Hall

The National Concert Chorus, conducted by Sandra Snow, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert at Carnegie Hall

The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles’s Aftershock, conducted by Ernest H. Harrison, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in their “I’m with Her” concerts at the Alex Theatre

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert series “I Flow… I Am” at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Chapel

Texas Lutheran University Treble Choir, conducted by Douglas Boyer, and soprano Liliana Guerrero sing De colores on their concert tour “Peace, My Heart” at Kinsmen Lutheran Church (23 March), St. John’s Lutheran Church (24 March), and the Sheep Barn at Mansefeldt Ranch (25 March)

Heritage High School Concert Choir, conducted by Christopher Rhodes, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Pre-UIL Concert at Heritage High School Auditorium

Young Professionals Choral Collective, conducted by Danielle Cozart Steele, sings De colores and premières Skin in their concert “Vision & Voice” at Heart in Balance

Atlanta Women’s Chorus, conducted by Melissa Arasi, premières Skin in their concert “Finding Light and Resilience” at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Goodrich Chapel at Albion College

Carthage Choir, conducted by Margaret Burk, sings Wondrous Glow on their concert tour “To See the Sky” at St. Joseph’s Cathedral (10 March) and First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland (15 March)

Carthage Choir, conducted by Margaret Burk, sings Wondrous Glow on their concert tour “To See the Sky” at Church of the Epiphany

Carthage Choir, conducted by Margaret Burk, sings Wondrous Glow on their concert tour “To See the Sky” at St. Mark Lutheran Church (11 March) and Oakton High School (13 March)

The University of Wisconsin—Oshkosh Treble Choir, conducted by Shannon Gravelle, premières Skin in their Spring Concert in the Music Hall at the Arts & Communication Center

The UC Davis Chorus, conducted by Erik Peregine, sings Our Phoenix in their concert “Resurrection” at Jackson Hall at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts

All Souls Unitarian Universalist Choirs, conducted by Alejandro Hernández-Vasquez, sing Prayer of St. Francis and United in Song in their services at the Unitarian Church of All Souls

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Miami University’s Hall Auditorium

The National Youth Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert presented by WorldStrides at Carnegie Hall

Saint Mary’s College Belles Voix, conducted by Nancy Menk, sings Le Colibri in their concert “Ashes of Roses” at Church of Our Lady of Loretto

The Harmonium Choral Society, conducted by Anne Jeannette Matlack, sings Look Down, Fair Moon and Sérénade italienne in their concert “Moondance” at Morristown United Methodist Church

Heritage High School Chamber Singers, conducted by Christopher Rhodes, sing Winter Ride in the American Classic Madrigal and Chamber Choir Festival at University United Methodist Church

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert series “I Flow… I Am” at St. Ann’s Episcopal Parish

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Trinity United Methodist Church

Western Slope Honor Treble Choir, conducted by Welborn Young, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Festival Concert at Kincaid Concert Hall at Western Colorado University

Austin Community College Chamber Choir, conducted by Monica Muscato, sings United in Song in their concert “Meet Me Here” at Highland Recital Hall

West Michigan Choral Lab, conducted by Rachel Quillian, sings Darest, O Soul in their “Home” concerts at Creston Brewery (25 February) and East Church United Church of Christ (26 February)

Mansfield High School Varsity Treble Choir, conducted by Reginal Wright, sings Hébé at the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Biennial Convention at Procter and Gamble Hall at the Aronoff Center

Lawrence University Cantala, conducted by Phillip Swan, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Winter Concert at Lawrence Memorial Chapel

The University of Kentucky Women’s Choir, conducted by Lori Hetzel, sings The Cloths of Heaven at the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Biennial Convention at Cincinnati Music Hall Springer Auditorium

The New York Virtuoso Singers, conducted by Harold Rosenbaum, sing Darest, O Soul in their concert “American Invention” at Christ & St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

Ancora Choir, conducted by J. Scott Kovacs, sings Cantares in their concert “Transient Glory” at 7400 Woodlawn

Ball State Concert Choir, conducted by Kerry Glann, sings When Thunder Comes in their Winter Concert at Sursa Performance Hall

The University of Kentucky Women’s Choir, conducted by Lori Hetzel, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their ACDA Preview Concert at the Singletary Center for the Arts

The Colorado All-State Tenor-Bass Choir, conducted by Rollo Dilworth, sings Crossing in their annual All-State Festival at the Buell Theatre at Denver Center for the Performing Arts

Phoenix Chamber Choir, conducted by Nicholle Andrews, sings Sérénade italienne in their concert “From Phoenix with Love” at Pacific Spirit United Church

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Duke University

The NYSSMA Zone 3 Area All-State Choir, conducted by Doreen Fryling, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in the New York State School Music Association Zone 3 Area All-State Festival in Ford Hall at the Whalen Center for Music

Tone Cluster, conducted by Deirdre Kellerman, sings Winter Ride in their concert “Cold and Bright” at First Baptist Church

See Change Treble Choir, conducted by Amy Johnson, premières Skin in their concert “We Rise” at Macalester Plymouth United Church

The Georgia All-State Reading Chorus, conducted by Timothy Michael Powell, sings When Thunder Comes at the Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA) Annual Convention at First Baptist Church

University of Colorado–Boulder University Choir, conducted by Elizabeth Swanson, sings Border Lines at the Colorado Music Educators Association (CMEA) Annual Convention at the Broadmoor Hotel

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert series “Generation: Honoring Elders and Youth” at the Ordway Concert Hall

The Cleveland Orchestra Youth Chorus, conducted by Daniel Singer, sings When Thunder Comes in their Free Community Day Concert in Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert series “Generation: Honoring Elders and Youth” at South High School Auditorium

eVoco Treble Ensemble, conducted by David Fryling, sings When Thunder Comes in their “Home in Me” concerts at Christ Church Manhasset (7 January) and St. Peter’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church (8 January)

Peninsula Cantare, conducted by Jeffrey Benson, sings Comfort and Joy in their concert “Deck the Halls” at Grace Lutheran Church

PhilHarmonia, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Winter Ride in their concert “Winter Spirits” at the German Society of Pennsylvania

Heritage High School Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, conducted by Christopher Rhodes, sing Patterns on the Snow and Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at Heritage High School Auditorium

Pleasant Valley High School Chamber Choir, conducted by Meg Byrne, sings Winter Ride in their Holiday Concert at Pleasant Valley High School Theatre (12 December) and Our Savior Lutheran Church (14 December)

Lawrence High School Symphonic Orchestra, conducted by Mariah Barnett, performs her first snow in their concert “To Worlds Beyond” at Lawrence High School Auditorium

The Los Angeles Master Chorale, conducted by Grant Gershon, premières Patterns on the Snow in their concert “Lo, How a Rose” at Walt Disney Concert Hall

Windsong, Cleveland’s Feminist Chorus, conducted by Jessica Steuver, sings Cantares in their concert “Regenerations” at Lakewood Congregational Church

Resound Male Voices and Rebelles Female Voices, conducted by Sam Barton, sing When Thunder Comes in their “Beat the Bleak Midwinter” concerts at St. Paul’s Church

The San José State University Choraliers, conducted by Jeffrey Benson, sing Winter Ride in their concert “Home for the Holidays” at Mission Santa Clara de Asís

Mount Holyoke College Glee Club, conducted by Rachel Feldman, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Holiday Vespers at Abbey Memorial Chapel

Concord Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jamin Hoffman, performs her first snow in their Holiday Concert at the Basilica of St. Josaphat

Texas Lutheran University Treble Choir, conducted by Douglas Boyer, and soprano Liliana Guerrero premières De colores in their Christmas Vespers “This Broken World Embrace” at Chapel of the Abiding Presence

The UC Davis Chamber Singers, conducted by Erik Peregine, sing Les Papillons and Hébé in their concert “Reimaginings” at Jackson Hall at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts

The Twin Ports Choral Project, conducted by Ryan Deignan, sings Our Phoenix in the interfaith service in response to violence against the LGBTQ+ community at Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ

STANCE—Seattle Trans and Nonbinary Ensemble, conducted by Kaelee Alicia Bolme, sings Our Phoenix in UTOPIA Washington’s Transgender Day of Remembrance at Auburn Riverside Theatre

The Alaska All-State Treble Choir, conducted by Coty Raven Morris, premières Skin in the Alaska School Activities Association (ASAA) All-State Concert Gala at West Anchorage High School Auditorium

Hypatia’s Voice, conducted by Deirdre Kellerman, sings Cantares in their concert “By Women: Music by Female Composers” at First Baptist Church

East Central Missouri All-District Choir, conducted by Jeffrey Murdock, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert in Rickman Auditorium at Fox High School

The Nebraska All-State Chorus, conducted by Sandra Snow, sings When Thunder Comes at the Nebraska Music Education Association (NMEA) Annual Conference at the Lied Center for Performing Arts

The Rainbow City Orchestra, conducted by Christopher T. F. Hanson, performs her first snow in their concert “If the Shoe Fits: Red Stiletto” at the Microsoft Auditorium at Seattle Public Library

Binghamton University Chamber Singers, conducted by Robert Manners, and Harpur Chorale, conducted by William Culverhouse, sing Best Wishes and En la noche entraremos in their Fall Concert at the Anderson Center Chamber Hall

Texas A&M University Commerce Chorale, conducted by Randall Hooper, sings Our Phoenix in their “Carmina Burana” concert at the Jack and Lou Finney Performance Hall

See Change Treble Choir, conducted by Amy Johnson, premières Skin in Great Northern Union’s “ChoirsAlive!” Festival at the O’Shaughnessy at St. Catherine University

The University of Illinois Women’s Glee Club, conducted by Andrea Solya, premières Skin in their concert “Boundless” at Smith Recital Hall

The Twin Ports Choral Project, conducted by Ryan Deignan, sings Our Phoenix in their concert “All Things in Time” at First Lutheran Church

Vassar College Women’s Chorus, conducted by Christine Howlett, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Love Arrives” at Skinner Hall

The Kalamazoo College Singers, conducted by Chris Ludwa, sing Our Phoenix in their Fall Concert at Dalton Theatre

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Suzanne von Liebig Black Box Theatre at the Halbritter Center for the Performing Arts

The University of Michigan Arts Chorale, conducted by Bryan Ijames, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in his Doctoral Recital in Stamps Auditorium at the Walgreen Drama Center

Texas Lutheran University Treble Choir, conducted by Douglas Boyer, and soprano Liliana Guerrero premières De colores in their concert “United in Song” at Chapel of the Abiding Presence

The University Community Chorus, conducted by Nicky Manlove, sings United in Song in their Fall Concert in Crowder Hall at the University of Arizona

The Twin Ports Choral Project, conducted by Ryan Deignan, sings Our Phoenix in their concert “All Things in Time” at Our Lady of the Lake Church

The University of Kentucky Women’s Choir, conducted by Lori Hetzel, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Fall Concert at the Singletary Center for the Arts

SUNY Fredonia Chamber Choir, conducted by Naji Powe, sings When You Are Old and Gray and Full of Sleep in their Fall Concert at Rosch Recital Hall

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Trinity Lutheran Church

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at the Ordway Concert Hall

Texas A&M University Commerce Chorale, conducted by Randall Hooper, sings Our Phoenix in their concert “Still I Rise” at the Jack and Lou Finney Performance Hall

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Meetinghouse Church

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at the Westonka Performing Arts Center

The University of Wisconsin—Oshkosh Chamber Choir, conducted by Shannon Gravelle, sings Månskenskväll in their concert “Elements (of Us)” in the Music Hall at the Arts & Communication Center

The Cornell University Chorus, conducted by Joe Lerangis, premières Skin in their Twilight Concert at Bailey Hall

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Westminster Hall

Masterworks Serenade Chamber Choir, conducted by Bryan Baker, sings When You Are Old and Gray and Full of Sleep in their concert “An Arc of Life” at the Congregational Church of San Mateo

FCCLA Laude, conducted by David Harris, sings I Flow… I Am in their service at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Cantus premières Before Spring on their Concert Tour “Song of the Universal” at the Green Music Center at Sonoma State University

Ensemble Vocapella Limburg, conducted by Tristan Meister, sings Darest, O Soul in their concert “Motets and Madrigals Past to Present” as part of the Abu Ghosh Music Festival in the Round Hall at the Yitzhak Rabin Center

Carthage Choir, conducted by Margaret Burk, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert “Where the Horizon Begins” at Siebert Chapel

The Long Beach Camerata Singers, conducted by Tammi Alderman, sings When Thunder Comes in their Peace Project VI: Community Concert at the Terrace Theater

Resonance Ensemble, conducted by Katherine FitzGibbon, sings When the Dust Settles in their “We Dissent” concerts at Alberta House

Luminescence Choir, conducted by Bryan Baker, sings When Thunder Comes in their service “Social Justice and Music” at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley

The Nebraska Festival Singers, conducted by Marques L.A. Garrett, sings When Thunder Comes in their inaugural concert “The Music of Living” at Countryside Community Church

Golden Gate Men’s Chorus, conducted by Zane Fiala, sings Darest, O Soul in their concerts “The Voice of America” at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church

The Ithaca College Summer Music Academy High School Chorus, conducted by Morgan Jolley, sings When Thunder Comes in their Gala Concert in Ford Hall at the Whalen Center for Music

YMA Choir, conducted by Blake Applegate, sings United in Song in their Festival Concert at the Young Musicians and Artists Summer Camp at Willamette University

The University of Redlands Tenor-Bass Ensemble, conducted by Jace Kaholokula Saplan, sings Darest, O Soul in their Vocal Chamber Music Recital at Memorial Chapel

West Michigan Choral Lab, conducted by Kelvyn Koning, sings I Flow… I Am in their “Freedom” concerts at East Church United Church of Christ (2 July) and Creston Brewery (3 July)

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, premières We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concert series “Sound Mind” at the Ordway Concert Hall

Pianist Peter Douglas performs his eyes were in the stars in his Chamber Music Series Concert at First Presbyterian Church

Countertenor Reuben Zellman, assisted by pianist Keisuke Nakagoshi, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society in “Expansive: A Showcase of Transgender and Agender Classical Artist” at PianoFight

Boston Choral Ensemble, conducted by Klo Garoute, sings When Thunder Comes and Wondrous Glow in their concert “Sing We Our Tomorrow” at First Church Cambridge

The FCCLA Cathedral Choir, conducted by David Harris, sings United in Song in their service at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles

The Passionflower Duo — soprano Gabrielle Lochard and pianist Jonathan Liu — performs Duérmete, niño lindo from Canciones del pasado in their recital “In Bloom: A Pride Program” at Old First Presbyterian Church

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at the Music Center at Strathmore

Empire City Men’s Chorus, conducted by Vince Peterson, sings Hébé in their concert series “Kinfolk Divine” at the Church of the Holy Apostles (3 and 4 June) and Broadway Presbyterian Church (7 June)

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at River Road Church, Baptist

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at Duke Chapel

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at First United Methodist Church

Oregon State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Steven Zielke, sings When Thunder Comes in the president’s concert “Dreamers Everywhere” at First United Methodist Church

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at Covenant Presbyterian Church

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter in Chains

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at Fairchild Theatre at Michigan State University

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at Fourth Presbyterian Church

Linfield University Concert Choir, conducted by Anna Song, sings United in Song in their Baccalaureate Service at Linfield University Gymnasium

Dallas Chamber Choir, conducted by Jon Culpepper, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert “Spring Senses” at George A. Purefoy Municipal Center

Clerestory sings Oracle of Spring in their “Into the West” concerts at Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin (15 May) and the Berkeley City Club (17 May)

Linfield University Concert Choir, conducted by Anna Song, sings United in Song in their concert “United in Song” in Melrose Hall at Ice Auditorium

Tenor Luis Fernando Ruiz, assisted by pianist Alex Katzman, sings Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in his Postgraduate Recital at Osher Salon at San Francisco Conservatory of Music

The Cincinnati Camerata, conducted by Ben Owen, sings Our Phoenix in their concert “Apart|Together” at Messiah Lutheran Church

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes in their Spring Concert with Magnum Chorum at Boe Memorial Chapel (13 May) and Westwood Lutheran Church (14 May)

Wormser Kammerensemble, conducted by Tristan Meister, sings Hjärtat and Månskenskväll in their concert “Geh aus, mein Herz” at Friedrichskirche

The Island Choral Society, conducted by Margot Rejskind, sings United in Song in their concert “Fauré Requiem” at St. Dunstan’s Basilica Cathedral

The Mount St. Joseph University Singers, conducted by Danielle Cozart Steele, sings The Cloths of Heaven and When You Are Old and Gray and Full of Sleep in their Spring Concert at Mater Dei Chapel

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Randy Macy, assisted by cellist Mathieu D’Ordine, and violinist Sarah Off, perform Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in their concert “North American Musical Gems: Music of Canada, the United States, and Mexico” at Leon Memorial Hall

Rutgers Voorhees Choir, conducted by Brandon Williams, sings When Thunder Comes in their Spring Concert at Voorhees Chapel

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2022 National Tour at First Presbyterian Church

Flower Mound High School Con Fuoco, conducted by Mark Rohwer, sings Cantares in the Annual Festival di Voce at Pilgrim Chapel at Dallas Baptist University

Tennessee State University Meistersingers, conducted by Angelica Dunsavage, sings Border Lines in their concert “Words Like Fire” at the Recital Hall at Tennessee State University Performing Arts Center

The Women Sing Festival Chorus, conducted by Amy Kotsonis, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Women Sing!” in Great Hall at Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center

Mendham High School Choir, conducted by Patricia Danner, sings Best Wishes in their Spring Concert at West Morris Mendham High School Auditorium

St. Olaf Chapel Choir, conducted by Tesfa Wondemagegnehu, sings Our Phoenix in their Spring Musical Service at Boe Memorial Chapel

Chorus Austin, conducted by Ryan Heller, sings When the Dust Settles in their concert “Southwest Voices: I/Me/We” at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church

Temple University Chorale, conducted by Dustin Cates, sings Sérénade italienne in their Spring Concert at Temple Performing Arts Center

The New Hampshire All-State Chorus, conducted by Dan Perkins, sings When Thunder Comes at the New Hampshire Music Educators Association (NHMEA) Annual All-State Music Festival at the Capitol Center for the Arts

Windy City Treble Quire, conducted by William Southerland, sings When Thunder Comes in their “trans(POSED): Songs of the True Self” concerts at Holtschneider Performance Center at DePaul University

The Colgate University Chorus and Orchestra, conducted by Joe Lerangís, perform The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “Memories and Prophecies” at Colgate Memorial Chapel

Muhlenberg Chamber Choir, conducted by Christopher Jackson, sings Månskenskväll in their Spring Concert at Egner Memorial Chapel

Polyphony: Voices of New Mexico, conducted by Maxine Thévenot, sings Cantares in their “Awakenings: Music of Diversity” concerts at St. John’s United Methodist Church (31 March) and the Cathedral of St. John (2 April)

Voce Chamber Singers, conducted by David Mann, sings When Thunder Comes in their “Lift Every Voice” concerts at Church of the Holy Comforter

The University of Oregon Student-Led Ensemble, conducted by Jonah Heinen, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert “Kaleidoscope” at the Dougherty Dance Theater

Prairie Choir, conducted by Douglas Orofino, sings United in Song in their concert “Music, She Wrote” at Prairie High School

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Randy Macy, assisted by cellist Mathieu D’Ordine, and violinist Sarah Off, perform Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in their concert “North American Musical Gems: Music of Canada, the United States, and Mexico” at First Mennonite Church

Will Myers’s Masters Recital Chorus sings Darest, O Soul in his conducting recital at Redpath Hall at McGill University

The Choral Artists of Sarasota, conducted by Joseph Holt, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their concert “She Is the Music” at First Presbyterian Church

OurSong — The Atlanta Gay and Lesbian Chorus, conducted by Robert Glor, premières We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concert “Every Woman” at First Baptist Church

The NWACDA Tenor-Bass Honor Choir, conducted by Gary Packwood, sings Sérénade italienne at the American Choral Directors Association Nortwestern Division (NWACDA) Biennial Convention at Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox

Her Ensemble performs Moonlight Quartet in their concert “Forgotten in History” at Carole Nash Hall (8 March) and the OSO Arts Centre (12 March)

Seattle Pro Musica, conducted by Karen P. Thomas, sings Still wie die Nacht in their concerts “Shall Not Be Denied” at the American Choral Directors Association Nortwestern Division (NWACDA) Biennial Convention at Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox

The Young Professionals Choral Collective, conducted by Danielle Cozart Steele, premières When You Are Old and Gray and Full of Sleep in their concert “Spring Awakening: Life, Death, and Rebirth” at the Carnegie Theater

Vallejo Choral Society, conducted by Derek Tam, sings Oracle of Spring in their concert “Songs of Flight” at Springbrook Masonic Temple

Northern Arizona University Women’s Chorale, conducted by Ryan Holder, sings When Thunder Comes in their winter festival concert “We Rise Above, We Lead with Love” at Ardrey Memorial Auditorium

Resonance Ensemble, conducted by Katherine FitzGibbon, sings Border Lines in their “Abya Yala: A Reclamation of Place” concerts at Cerimon House

Seattle Pro Musica, conducted by Karen P. Thomas, sings Still wie die Nacht in their concerts “Shall Not Be Denied” at First Baptist Church (5 March) and Trinity Lutheran Church (6 March)

eVoco Treble Ensemble, conducted by David Fryling, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their “Rise Up!” concerts at Trinity Episcopal Church (5 March) and St. Peter’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church (6 March)

Northern Arizona University Women’s Chorale, conducted by Ryan Holder, sings When Thunder Comes at the American Choral Directors Association Western Division (WACDA) Biennial Convention at the Terrace Theater

The SWACDA Tenor-Bass Honor Choir, conducted by Charlotte Botha, sings Sérénade italienne at the American Choral Directors Association Southwestern Division (SWACDA) Biennial Convention at the Robinson Center

Northern Arizona University Women’s Chorale, conducted by Ryan Holder, sings When Thunder Comes in their ACDA Preview Concert at Green Valley High School Theatre

Western Kentucky University Chorale, conducted by Paul Hondorp, sings Our Phoenix in their Midwinter Concert at Van Meter Hall

Gonzaga University Concert Choir, conducted by Amy Porter, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Hold Fast to Dreams” at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center

Hear Us, Hear Them Ensemble, conducted by Harry Mathurin-Cecil, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concert “Noise Over Silence; Action Over Stillness” at the Presbyterian Church of Wyoming

The Kansas All-State Mixed Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes at the Kansas Music Educators Association (KMEA) Annual Convention at the Century II Performing Arts Center

The University of North Alabama Chamber Choir, conducted by Ian Loeppky, sings When Thunder Comes in their Winter Concert at Norton Auditorium

Soprano Melanie Gardner, assisted by pianist Esme Wong, sings Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in her doctoral recital “El amor de una mujer: Music by Women” in Cole Chapel at First United Methodist Church

The Texas All-State Tenor-Bass Choir, conducted by Gary Packwood, sings Darest, O Soul at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Annual Convention in the Stars at Night Ballroom at Henry B. González Convention Center

The Directors’ Chorus, conducted by Brandon Boyd, sings When Thunder Comes at the American Choral Directors Association Eastern Division Biennial Convention in the Grand Ballroom at the Sheraton Boston Hotel

Hayes Players Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Stacy Lemke, performs her first snow in their Virtual Concert at the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) Annual Conference at Huntington Convention Center

Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 12 Choir, conducted by Arreon Harley-Emerson, sings Best Wishes in their Festival Concert at Interboro High School Auditorium

The Illinois All-State Chorus, conducted by Ollie Watts Davis, sings When Thunder Comes at the Illinois Music Education Conference at Peoria Civic Center

The Alegría Singers, conducted by John Ector, sings Winter Ride in their Winter Solstice Services at First Unitarian Church of San José

Resound Male Voices, conducted by Sam Barton, sings Darest, O Soul in their Christmas and Tenth Anniversary Concert at St. George’s Church

Mezzo-soprano Sarah Rauch and pianist Bat-Erdene Batbileg perform The Soul Selects Her Own Society in their recital “I Bear Your Colors” at the Vanderbilt Mansion Parlor

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, sings I Flow… I Am in their “Freshly Squeezed” concerts at Christ Church Berkeley (4 December) and St. Mark’s Lutheran Church (18 December)

The Schubert Club Carolers sing Winter Ride in their concert “Songs of the Season” at Central Presbyterian Church

Interlochen Arts Academy Treble Ensemble, conducted by John Bragle, sings Patterns on the Snow in their concert “Sounds of the Season” at Corson Auditorium

Minnetonka Concert Choir, conducted by Aaron Kohrs, sings Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at Minnetonka High School Arts Center Auditorium

Hayes Players Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Stacy Lemke, performs her first snow in their Winter Concert at Hayes High School Auditorium

Muhlenberg College Women’s Ensemble, conducted by Christopher Jackson, sings Patterns on the Snow in their “Candlelight Carols” services at Egner Memorial Chapel

Glassbrook Vocal Ensemble, conducted by Chaequan Anderson, sings Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Adelphi University Vocal Ensemble, conducted by Derek J. Weagle, sings When the Dust Settles and Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at the Adelphi University Performing Arts Center Concert Hall

Grand Arts Treble Choir, conducted by Drew Lewis, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Winter Concert at Grand Arts High School

Bunker Hill Community College Choir, conducted by Riikka Pietilainen-Caffrey, sings United in Song in their Fall Concert at Bunker Hill Community College—Charlestown Campus

Ithaca College Treble Chorale, conducted by Morgan Jolley, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Choral Collage Concert in Ford Hall at the Whalen Center for Music

Stony Brook University Camerata Singers, conducted by Shoshana Hershkowitz, sings When Thunder Comes in their Fall Concert at Staller Recital Hall

The University of South Carolina Concert Choir, conducted by Alicia Walker, premières Comfort and Joy in their concerts “A Holiday Garland of Choirs” at Johnson Performance Hall

Muhlenberg College Choir, conducted by Néviton Barros, sings Wondrous Glow in their “Candlelight Carols” services at Egner Memorial Chapel

Sacramento State University Chorale, conducted by Andrew Kreckmann, sing Winter Ride in their Carol Concert at St. John’s Lutheran Church

Mezzo-soprano Adriana Bravo, assisted by pianist Corrine Penner, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society in her Senior Recital at Hall Recital Hall at the University of Nevada Reno

North Central College Concert Choir, conducted by Ramona Wis, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Emergence” at Wentz Concert Hall

The College of the Holy Cross Chamber Singers, conducted by Allegra Martin, sings Winter Ride in their “Movers and Shakers” concert at Brooks Concert Hall

First Church Berkeley Sanctuary Choir, conducted by Derek Tam, sings We Hold Your Names Sacred in their worship service in honor of Trans Day of Remembrance at First Congregational Church of Berkeley United Church of Christ

Tubist Jasmine Salazar assisted by violinist Diana Alemán, violinist Roman Rivera, violist Marisa Ferreira, and cellist Isabel Verdugo performs David: A Prison of Gender in her Senior Recital at Arizona State University Recital Hall

SUNY Potsdam Phoenix Club, conducted by Nils Klykken, sings When the Dust Settles in their Fall Concert at Hosmer Hall at the Crane School of Music

Soprano Annalyce Wiebenga and pianist Rhodri Clarke perform Then of Thy Beauty in her graduating voice recital “Love, Loss, Love” at Hanson-Dyer Hall at the Ian Potter Southbank Centre

Utah Valley University Deep Green, conducted by Reed Criddle, sings Sérénade italienne and Du bist wie eine Blume in their concert “Fight or Flight” at the Noorda Center for the Performing Arts

Pianist Byron Schenkman performs his eyes were in the stars in their Virtual Recital at Epiphany Parish of Seattle

The University of Texas at Austin Concert Chorale, conducted by Cody Parrott, sings When Thunder Comes in their Fall Concert at Bates Recital Hall

Sacramento State University Chorale and University Singers, conducted by Andrew Kreckmann, sing The Cloths of Heaven, Prayer of St. Francis, When Thunder Comes, Cantares, Look Down, Fair Moon, and Patterns on the Snow in their Closing Concert in the Festival of New American Music (FeNAM) at St. John’s Lutheran Church

Whitman College Chorale, conducted by Joseph Kemper, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “You Are Not Alone” at Chism Hall

Seattle Pacific University Concert Choir, conducted by Ryan Ellis, sings When Thunder Comes in their Fall Concert at First United Methodist Church

The DePaul Chamber Choir, conducted by Christopher Windle, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Fall Concert at Gannon Concert Hall

The University of Memphis Mazi, conducted by Francis Cathlina, sings Les Papillons in their Fall Concert at Harris Concert Hall

Muhlenberg College Choir, conducted by Néviton Barros, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert “Everything Is Going To Be Okay” at Egner Memorial Chapel

The Princeton University Glee Club, conducted by Mariana Corichi Gómez, sings En la noche entraremos in their Fall Concert at Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall

The Kansas City All-District Mixed Choir, conducted by Brandon Boyd, sings When Thunder Comes in the annual All-District Choir Clinic at William Jewell College

The Harmonium Chamber Singers, conducted by Anne Jeannette Matlack, sing Wondrous Glow in their “Choral Cosmos” concerts at Grace Episcopal Church (23 October) and Morrow Memorial United Methodist Church (24 October)

McKinney High School Concert Choir, conducted by Tanner Wilemon, sings United in Song in their concert “United in Song” at Sperry Performance Hall

Inversion Ensemble, conducted by Trevor Shaw, sings Border Lines in their concerts “Through the Prism” at Redeemer Presbyterian Church

Angelo State University Chorale, conducted by Eric Posada, sings United in Song in their concert “United in Song” at First United Methodist Church

Stephanie Reyes’s DMA Recital Chorus sings Border Lines in her conducting recital at Hemmle Recital Hall at Texas Tech University

The Ohio State University Women’s Glee Club, conducted by Jordan Saul, sings Hébé in their concert “Choral Collage” as part of the Latin American Music Celebration 2021 at Worthington United Methodist Church

The Singers — Minnesota Choral Artists, conducted by Matthew Culloton, sing United in Song and When Thunder Comes in their “Let Our Love Be Heard” concert at House of Hope Presbyterian Church

The Singers — Minnesota Choral Artists, conducted by Matthew Culloton, sing United in Song and When Thunder Comes in their “Let Our Love Be Heard” concerts at Minnehaha Falls Bandshell (Afternoon) and Centennial Lakes Park Amphitheater (Evening)

Adams State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Beth Robison, sings Border Lines in their Concert for Hispanic Heritage Month at Richardson Hall Auditorium

Her Ensemble premières Moonlight Quartet in their concert “Forgotten in History” at Battersea Arts Centre

All Voices Choral Project, conducted by Lee Hoffman, sings United in Song in their concert “Song for Our Blue Mother” at Westminster Presbyterian Church

Pasión — Río Grande Valley’s Professional Choir, conducted by Eric Posada, sings United in Song in their concert “Light Beyond Shadow” at the Texas Choral Directors Association (TCDA) Annual Convention at Lila Cockrell Theatre at Henry B. González Convention Center

The Salisbury Singers, conducted by Bradford Dumont, sings United in Song in their virtual concert “When Giving Is All We Have”

Hear Us, Hear Them Ensemble, conducted by Harry Mathurin-Cecil, sings When Thunder Comes in their virtual concert “We Are the Storm”

Resonance Ensemble, conducted by Katherine FitzGibbon, premières We Hold Your Names Sacred in their concert series “Commissions for Now” at Cerimon House

Pianist Franco Holder performs his eyes were in the stars at the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly at Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church

Pianist Kassidy Effinger performs Prélude en la bémol majeur in her virtual recital series the “Pride Music Project”

The USC Thornton Apollo Chorus, conducted by Stevie J. Hirner, sings Darest, O Soul in their Virtual Concert

Western University Les Choristes, conducted by Patrick Murray, sing Patterns on the Snow in their Online Choral Celebration at von Kuster Hall

Syracuse University Crouse Chorale, conducted by Wendy Moy, sings When Thunder Comes in their Virtual Choir Compilation

St. Olaf Chapel Choir, conducted by Tesfa Wondemagegnehu, sings Our Phoenix in their Spring Choral Showcase at Skoglund Auditorium

Wake Forest University Concert Choir, conducted by Christopher Gilliam, sings United in Song in their virtual concert “Still I Rise: The Female Voice In Creation” at Wait Chapel

Kent State University Chorale, conducted by Scott MacPherson, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their Virtual Concert at Cartwright Hall Auditorium

Lewis & Clark College Cappella Nova, conducted by Katherine FitzGibbon, sings Our Phoenix in their Virtual Concert

The University of Illinois Women’s Glee Club, conducted by Andrea Solya, sings When Thunder Comes in their virtual concert “For a New Beginning” at Foellinger Great Hall at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts

Ohio University Bella Voce, conducted by Dominique Petite, sings Cantares in their concert “Beginning Anew” at Scripps Amphitheater

Adams State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Matthew Valverde, sings United in Song and Best Wishes in their Spring Concert on Richardson Lawn

La Raza Chamber Players — violinist Samantha Castro, violinist Sofia Murillo, violist Jesús López, and cellist Emeri Jiménez — perform Moonlight Quartet in their concert “Today’s Latinx Composers” in the Secret Garden at Arizona State University

Texas A&M University-Kingsville Concert Choir, conducted by Kenneth D. Williams, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “A Journey of Justice” at Edward Jones Auditorium

Clark University Chamber Chorus, conducted by Jay Verchin, sings I Flow… I Am in their virtual concert “All You Who Pass By: Hear Us!” at Michelson Theater

The Minnesota Chorale, conducted by Kathy Saltzman Romey, sings United in Song in their virtual concert “United in Song: Better Times Will Come”

Mezzo-soprano Gretchen Windt, assisted by pianist Laurelie Gheesling, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society in their virtual recital “A Recital of Women’s Voices” at UNA on Sixth

UU Santa Monica Vocalists sing Wondrous Glow in their Virtual Service at Unitarian Universalist Community Church

Linn Benton Community College Concert Choir, conducted by Raymund Ocampo, sings United in Song in their virtual concert “Yearning to Breathe Free” on the steps of Linn County Courthouse

Meredith College Chorale, conducted by Shannon Gravelle, sings Cantares in their Spring Concert at Jones Chapel

Goddard High School Choir, conducted by Christopher Shaw, sings Our Phoenix in their virtual concert “I’m Fully Free to Just Be Me!” at the Kansas Music Educators Association (KMEA) Annual Convention at the Century II Performing Arts Center

Arizona State University Philharmonia, conducted by Sunny Xia, performs her first snow in their Winter Concert at Gammage Memorial Auditorium

Western Washington University Advanced Treble Chorale, conducted by Angela Kasper, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Virtual Concert

Pianist Joe Williams, assisted by dancer Celeste Reed, performs his eyes were in the stars in his concert series “Classical Tuesdays in Old Town” at Lakewold Gardens

Westminster Presbyterian Chancel Choir, conducted by Lee Hoffman, sings United in Song in their MLK Day Service at Westminster Presbyterian Church

Mezzo-soprano Rachel Velarde, assisted by pianist Luis Rodríguez-Morales, sings The Soul Selects Her Own Society in their “Teacher Time Recital” at NATS Cal-Western Virtual Conference at Grand Canyon University

Winter Park High School Park Singers, conducted by Matthew Swope, sings Winter Ride in their Virtual Concert

San Francisco State University Chorus, conducted by David Xiques, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their Virtual Concert

Tubist Jasmine Salazar and La Raza Chamber Players — violinist Diana Alemán, violinist Roman Rivera, violist Gage Cota, and cellist Emeri Jiménez — perform David: A Prison of Gender in their Senior Capstone Culmination Project at Katzin Concert Hall at Arizona State University

Temple University Singers, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Wondrous Glow in their virtual concert “Still We Rise”

Barrington High School Choral Ensemble, conducted by Ashley Prickel-Kane, sings United in Song in their Virtual Concert

Pianist Julia Scott Carey performs Prélude en la bémol majeur in Handel and Haydn Society’s virtual concert “Every Voice” at First Church in Roxbury

Tarleton State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Troy Robertson, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their Virtual Concert

The University of Kentucky Women’s Choir, conducted by Lori Hetzel, sings When Thunder Comes in their virtual concert “Silenced Communities” at the Singletary Center for the Arts

The Choral Artists of Sarasota, conducted by Joseph Holt, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their concert “Out of Adversity: Embracing Our Differences”

The Texas Christian University Concert Chorale, conducted by Christopher Aspaas, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their virtual concert “I Am Loved, I Will Sing!” at Pepsico Recital Hall

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Kristin Ditlow perform Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado in their recital “Dos Tenores” as part of the 11th Annual Vocal Artistry Art Song Festival of New Mexico at the Albuquerque Journal Theatre at the National Hispanic Cultural Center

The University of Arkansas Inspirational Chorale, conducted by Jeffrey Murdock, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Make Them Hear You” at the American Choral Directors Association Southwestern Division (SWACDA) Biennial Convention at the Robinson Center

Soprano Lily Guerrero and pianist Mason Hillis perform Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz in her doctoral lecture recital “Contemporary Song Literature by Select Latina Composers” at Lindsay Recital Hall at Florida State University

The Seraphim Singers, conducted by Jennifer Lester, sings Border Lines in their concerts “Nevertheless, She Persisted” at Eliot Church of Newton (29 February) and First Church Cambridge (1 March)

LSC-North Harris Concert Choir, conducted by Dave Faber, sings When Thunder Comes in their Winter Concert at Lone Star College-North Harris

Jefferson Unitarian Church Choir, conducted by Keith Arnold, sings When Thunder Comes in their service at Jefferson Unitarian Church

Mezzo-soprano Laura Mercado-Wright and pianist Austin Haller perform The Soul Selects Her Own Society in Conspirare’s concert “Vanguard II” at St. Martin’s Lutheran Church

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes in their 2020 East Coast Tour Home Concert at Boe Memorial Chapel

The Texas Two-Year All-State Choir, conducted by Eugene Rogers, sings When Thunder Comes at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Annual Convention in the Stars at Night Ballroom at Henry B. González Convention Center

The Minnesota All-State Soprano Alto Choir, conducted by Therees Hibbard, sings Hold the Vision to Our Hearts at the Minnesota Music Educators Association (MMEA) Midwinter Annual Convention at Orchestra Hall

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Andover High School

Virginia District III SSAA Chorus, conducted by Shelbie Wahl-Fouts, sings Look Down, Fair Moon at Thomas Dale High School

PhilHarmonia, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert “Love: Always in Season” at Fleisher Art Memorial

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at the Krannert Center for Performing Arts at the University of Illinois

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Severance Hall (3 February) and Mees Hall at Capital University (10 February)

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Calvin and Janet High Center for Worship and Performing Arts at Messiah College

Soloists Molly Schad, Tracey Bloser, Chad Somers, and Gary Leavitt sing The Cloths of Heaven in “Music for Four Voices: Love, from the Renaissance to Broadway” as part of Maui Chamber Orchestra’s Chamber Music Series at Kihei Baptist Chapel

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Andrews B. Hale Auditorium at Roberts Wesleyan University (4 February) and Carnegie Hall (7 February)

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Battell Chapel at Yale University

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Mechanics Hall

Oberlin Phlox Orchestra, conducted by Nan Washburn, performs her first snow in their Inaugural Concert at Finney Chapel at Oberlin College

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at the Covenant Fine Arts Center at Calvin College (1 February) and Zion Lutheran Church (2 February)

Oberlin Phlox Choir, conducted by Olivia Fink, sings Les Papillons in their Inaugural Concert at Fairchild Chapel at Oberlin College

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Wentz Concert Hall at North Central College (30 January) and Fourth Presbyterian Church (31 January)

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes on their 2020 East Coast Tour at Pablo Center at the Confluence (19 January) and Luther Memorial Church (29 January)

UU Belmont Choir, conducted by Ian Garvie, sings When Thunder Comes in their service at First Church in Belmont Unitarian Universalist

Seattle Pro Musica, conducted by Karen P. Thomas, sings Winter Ride in their concert series “Solstice: Music of Light” at Bastyr Chapel (14 December) and First Baptist Church (21 December)

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings The Cloths of Heaven (for chorus, harp, and strings) in their concerts “Singing Darkness to Light” at Sundin Music Hall at Hamline University

Irvington High School Treble Ensemble, conducted by Jennifer Olson, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Winter Concert at the Valhalla Theatre

SACRA/PROFANA, conducted by Juan Carlos Acosta, sings Winter Ride in their “Holiday Concert” at First Unitarian Universalist Church (13 December) and San Marcos Lutheran Church (15 December)

First Church Choir, conducted by Mike Boutin, sings When Thunder Comes as part of their Advent Cantata at First Church Somerville United Church of Christ

Salem State Community Chorus, conducted by Lynn Shane, sings Border Lines in their concert “Bridges and Borders” at Salem State University Recital Hall

PhilHarmonia, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Winter Ride in their concert “Winter Spirits” at the German Society of Pennsylvania

Claremont Treble Singers, conducted by Charles Kamm, sings Patterns on the Snow in their Winter Concert at Garrison Theater at Scripps College (8 December) and Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum at Claremont McKenna College (12 December)

Hartford High School Choir, conducted by Andrea Nardone, sings Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at Hartford High School Auditorium

The Harmonium Choral Society, conducted by Anne Jeannette Matlack, sings United in Song in their “Words Matter” concerts at Morristown United Methodist Church

Bob Cole Conservatory Chamber Singers, conducted by Jonathan Talberg, sings Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at First Congregational Church

One Voice Chorus, conducted by Cory Davis, sings Winter Ride in their “Season to Remember” concerts at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte

Temple Voices, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Winter Ride in their Winter Concert at Rock Hall at Temple University

The NEIU Chamber Singers, conducted by Christopher Owen, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Invitation” at Northeastern Illinois University Recital Hall

LSC-Kingwood Concert Choir, conducted by Todd Miller, sings When Thunder Comes in their Fall Concert at Lone Star College-Kingwood

Seattle Pro Musica, conducted by Karen P. Thomas, sings Winter Ride in their concert series “Solstice: Music of Light” at St. John’s Episcopal Church

The California Choral Directors Association Coastal Honor SSAA Choir, conducted by Josh Palkki, sings Cantares at San Mateo Performing Arts Center

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Kristin Ditlow perform Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz and Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entrega from Canciones del pasado in their recital “Una tarde de canción latinoamericana” at Keller Hall at the University of New Mexico Center for the Arts

All Voices Choral Project, conducted by Lee Hoffman, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Listen to Herstory: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women” at Westminster Presbyterian Church

IU East Richmond Chorale, conducted by Danielle Cozart Steele, sings United in Song in their “Welcome” concert at Whitewater Lobby at Indiana University East

The Black Tulip Chorale, conducted by Robert Stumpf, sings Best Wishes in their concert “Our Song” at 560 Music Center

PhilHarmonia, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert “Music, She Wrote” at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church

Amherst College Chorus, conducted by Arianne Abela, sings When the Dust Settles in their concert “Sounds of Stonewall” at the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College

One Voice Mixed Chorus and the Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Brian Edward Dowdy, perform The Cloths of Heaven (for chorus, harp, and strings) in their concert “Currents” at the O’Shaughnessy at St. Catherine’s University

The All-National Mixed Choir, conducted by Tesfa Wondemagegnehu, sings When Thunder Comes at the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) Conference at Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center

UU Belmont Choir, conducted by Ian Garvie, sings When Thunder Comes in their service at First Church in Belmont Unitarian Universalist

The Northwest Concert Chorus, conducted by Joseph Gregorio, sings The Cloths of Heaven in the 41st Annual Northwest Festival of Music at Ann Nicole Nelson Hall at Minot State University

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at the Rogers Center for the Performing Arts at Merrimack College

SUNY Potsdam Hosmer Choir, conducted by Nils Klykken, sings I Flow… I Am in their Fall Concert, celebrating women in music, at Hosmer Hall at the Crane School of Music

PhilHarmonia, conducted by Mitos Andaya Hart, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert “Music, She Wrote” at the Free Library of Philadelphia, Central Branch

St. Olaf Chapel Choir, conducted by Tesfa Wondemagegnehu, sings When Thunder Comes in their Vespers program “Loss” at Boe Memorial Chapel

The First Unitarian Choir, conducted by John Boelling, sings When Thunder Comes in their service at First Unitarian Church of Portland

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at the Ordway Concert Hall (19 October) and Wayzata Community Church (20 October)

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at Colonial Church

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at Westminster Hall (10 October) and Trinity Lutheran Church (13 October)

LSC-Montgomery Concert Choir, conducted by Mark Marotto, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “When Thunder Comes” at Lone Star College-Montgomery Recital Hall

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at Chapel of the Holy Trinity at Concordia University

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at the Historic Holmes Theatre

Soprano Ísis Jarnicki de Carvalho sings Poet’s Entreaty, and pianist Peter Douglas performs Prélude en la bémol majeur in their joint doctoral recital at Sursa Hall at Ball State University

Cantus premières Darest, O Soul on their Concert Tour “One Giant Leap” at Boe Memorial Chapel

The Mannes American Composers Ensemble, conducted by Michael Repper, performs her first snow at Tishman Auditorium at The New School

Kanata United Church Choirs, conducted by Joshua Zentner-Barrett, sing United in Song in their services at Kanata United Church

Ensemble Voix de Femmes, conducted by Rémi Laversanne, sings Le Colibri in their Summer Concert at Nienstedtener Kirche

The Minnesota All-State Preliminary Camp Choir, conducted by Therees Hibbard, sings Hold the Vision to Our Hearts at Skoglund Auditorium

English hornist Carly Gordon performs Recordação de um sonho in a Solo and Chamber Recital at Highland Beach Library

Dallas Chamber Choir, conducted by Jon Culpepper, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “Refuge: A Reflection on Our Quest for Sanctuary and Meaning” at the Texas Choral Directors Association (TCDA) Annual Convention in the Hemisfair Ballroom at Henry B. González Convention Center

Soprano Ísis Jarnicki de Carvalho sings Poet’s Entreaty, and pianist Peter Douglas performs Prélude en la bémol majeur in their preview doctoral recital at Paróquia Senhor Bom Jesus dos Perdões

Emerald Ensemble, conducted by Gary Cannon, sings En la noche entraremos and Winter Ride in their concert “Songs of Nature” at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

The Oregon Bach Festival Strangeland Family Youth Choral Academy, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes at First United Methodist Church

Dallas Chamber Choir, conducted by Jon Culpepper, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “Refuge: A Reflection on Our Quest for Sanctuary and Meaning” at Grace Avenue United Methodist Church and Flower Mound United Methodist Church

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Randy Macy, assisted by cellist Mathieu D’Ordine, violinist Sarah Off, and flautist Tracy Doyle, première Duérmete, niño lindo, El triste león, Pajarito amarillito, and La entriega from Canciones del pasado as part of the Mt. Blanca Summer Music Conservatory at Del Norte High School (22 June) and Leon Memorial Hall at Adams State University (26 June)

New Voices Bay Area TIGQ Chorus, conducted by Reuben Zellman, sings United in Song in the Fresh Meat Festival of Trans and Queer Performance at Z Space

Cincinnati Men’s Chorus, conducted by Steve Milloy, sings Crossing in their concert series “Stonewall Transformation” at Walnut Hills High School

VOX Femina Los Angeles, conducted by Iris S. Levine, premières When the Dust Settles in their concert “Hearts of Courage” at Zipper Concert Hall at the Colburn School

Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, conducted by Reuben Reynolds, sings Imagine in their concert series “God Save the Queens” at Jordan Hall at New England Conservatory

Oakland Gay Men’s Chorus and Oakland Youth Chorus, conducted by William Sauerland, sings When Thunder Comes in their concerts celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Oakland Gay Men’s Chorus and the 40th Anniversary of the Oakland Youth Chorus at First Congregational Church of Berkeley (18 May) and First Presbyterian Church of Alameda (19 May)

Border CrosSing, conducted by Ahmed Anzaldúa, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert “Crossing Borders: Emerging Latinx Voices” at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church (17 May) and Landmark Center (19 May)

Pianist Penrose Allphin performs Prélude en la bémol majeur in his senior recital “Kyle & Friends” at Smith College Center for Religious and Spiritual Life

Timber Creek High School Falcon Chorale, conducted by Adrian Kirtley, sings When Thunder Comes in their Spring Concert at Timber Creek High School’s Fine Arts Center

New Voices Bay Area TIGQ Chorus, conducted by Reuben Zellman, sings United in Song at the Annual Gala of the San Francisco Community Music Center at the Intercontinental Hotel

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert series “Failed Saints” at the Trinity Center for Urban Life

Stephen F. Austin State University A Cappella Choir, conducted by Michael Murphy, sings I Flow… I Am in their concert “Odyssey” at Cole Concert Hall

Peninsula Women’s Chorus, conducted by Martín Benvenuto, premières When the Dust Settles in their concert series “Lifting as We Climb” as part of their “Trailblazer’s Project” at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

The Tapestry Singers, conducted by Jenn Goodner, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “How to Make an American Quilt” at Northwest Hills United Methodist Church

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert series “Failed Saints” at St. John the Evangelist Church (27 April) and United Parish Brookline (28 April)

Westfield State University Chorus, conducted by Felicia Barber, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “A Salute to Female Composers” at Dever Stage at Westfield State University

HeLa Treble Choir, conducted by Scott Hamilton, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Choral Festival at Henrietta Lacks and Bioscience High School

Chorosynthesis Singers, Connecticut College Chorale, and Camel Heard, conducted by Wendy Moy, sing When Thunder Comes in their concert “Empowering Silenced Voices” at Evans Hall at Connecticut College

The UNL Chamber Singers, conducted by Nicholas Lee, sings Les Papillons and premières Sérénade italienne in their concert “The Reimagined Song” at Kimball Recital Hall at the University of Nebraska—Lincoln

St. Olaf Viking Chorus, conducted by Tesfa Wondemagegnehu, sings Crossing in their Spring Concert at Boe Memorial Chapel

Ensemble Companio, conducted by Erik Peregrine, sings Wondrous Glow in their concert series “Failed Saints” at Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church

Baylor University’s Bella Voce, conducted by Lynne Gackle, sings Patterns on the Snow in their spring concert “Praise, Peace, Patterns, and Poetry” at the McLean Foyer of Meditation at Armstrong Browning Library

UUROC Choir, conducted by Brock Tjosvold, sings Best Wishes in their service celebrating Trans Day of Visibility at First Universalist Church

SACRA/PROFANA, conducted by Emilie Amrein, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert series “Gender: X” at St. David’s Episcopal Church (22 March) and College Avenue Baptist Church (23 March)

Tone Cluster—Quite a Queer Choir, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings When Thunder Comes in their 25th Anniversary Concert “We Still Got Issues” at First Baptist Church

Chabot College Choir, conducted by William Sauerland, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their concert “Belonging Here” at Chabot College Recital Hall

Mitchell High School Treble Choir, conducted by Jen Randall, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their choral contest concerts at Mitchell High School Performing Arts Center

HeLa Treble Choir, conducted by Scott Hamilton, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their Spring Concert at Henrietta Lacks and Bioscience High School

Dallas Chamber Choir, conducted by Jon Culpepper, sings Best Wishes in the American Classic Madrigal and Chamber Choir Festival at Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church

Soprano Nora Farley and pianist Caryl Bailey perform Then of Thy Beauty in her senior voice recital “Unknown Goddesses: Music by Extraordinary Women from the Baroque Era to the Twenty-First Century” at Lingle Recital Hall at the Center for the Visual and Performing Arts at Earlham College

The Esoterics, conducted by Eric Banks, sings I Flow… I Am in their concerts “Vulnerability: The Capacity for Openness” as part of their season “Elements of Integrity” at Christ Episcopal Church

The Esoterics, conducted by Eric Banks, sings I Flow… I Am in their concerts “Vulnerability: The Capacity for Openness” as part of their season “Elements of Integrity” at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church (22 February) and Holy Rosary Catholic Church (23 February)

The Texas All-State Treble Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Annual Convention in the Stars at Night Ballroom at Henry B. González Convention Center

Adams State “Top of the Nation” Honor Choir, conducted by Matthew Valverde, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Festival Concert at Sacred Heart Church

Graham-Kapowsin High School Chorale, conducted by Jason Saunders, sings I Flow… I Am at the 46th National Association for Music Education (NAfME) Northwest Division Conference at the Oregon Convention Center

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Allan Armstrong perform Árbol adentro and Las armas del verano from Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz in their recital “Composing Queer Music” at Wheeler Concert Hall at the University of Evansville

The Maryland Senior All-State Treble Chorus, conducted by Mary Jane Pagenstecher, sings Cantares at the Carl J. Murphy Performing Arts Center at Morgan State University

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, premières Winter Ride in their “Freshly Squeezed” concerts at Christ Church Berkeley (8 December) and St. Mark’s Lutheran Church (15 December)

Santa Monica College, conducted by Jeremiah Selvey, sings When Thunder Comes in their “Contemporary Mass for Volatile Times” concerts at the Broad Stage at Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center

Kenyon College Chamber Singers, conducted by Benjamin Locke, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Winter Concert at Rosse Hall Auditorium

Bunker Hill Community College Choir, conducted by Riikka Pietilainen-Caffrey, sings United in Song in their concert “An Anthem for Our Time” at Bunker Hill Community College Auditorium

Soprano Lily Guerrero and pianist Mason Hillis perform Árbol adentro from Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz in their “Contemporary Women Composers” Seminar at Florida State University

Graham-Kapowsin High School Chorale, conducted by Jason Saunders, sings I Flow… I Am in the Western Washington University Invitational Choral Festival at Western Washington University’s Performing Arts Center

University of Colorado–Boulder University Choir and University Singers, conducted by Elizabeth Swanson, sing The Cloths of Heaven in their Fall Concert at Grusin Music Hall

Lawrence University Viking Chorale, conducted by Stephen Sieck, premières United in Song in their Fall Concert at Lawrence Memorial Chapel

The Lesbian Gay Chorus of San Francisco, conducted by Michael Reilly, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Rise” at Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall at San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Nicky Manlove’s Masters Recital Chorus sings Border Lines in “La Frontera: Musical Visions of a World Without Borders” their conducting recital at the Fred Fox School of Music Recital Hall

Graham-Kapowsin High School Chorale, conducted by Jason Saunders, sings I Flow… I Am in their Fall Concert at Graham-Kapowsin High School Auditorium

Arkansas Tech University Choral Artists, conducted by Christopher Harris, sings Best Wishes in their concerts “I, Too, Sing America” at First Baptist Church

University of Northern Iowa Women’s Chorus, conducted by Amy Kotsonis, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Fall Concert at Gallagher Bluedorn Center for Performing Arts

University of Northern Iowa Women’s Chorus, conducted by Amy Kotsonis, sings The Cloths of Heaven at the 130th Anniversary Celebration of their Chorus at Gallagher Bluedorn Center for Performing Arts

Voices of Light Chamber Choir, conducted by Keith Arnold, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Light of Hope: Music for Such a Time as This” at Bethany Lutheran Church

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Ksenia Leletkina perform Then of Thy Beauty in his faculty recital “Nachtmusik: Night Songs and Moonlight” at Leon Memorial Hall at Adams State University

Blue Lake SATB Choir, conducted by Josh Palkki, sings When Thunder Comes in the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Final Concert at Blodgett Recital Hall

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings Our Phoenix in “Roots and Wings” their 30th Anniversary Concert at the Ordway Concert Hall

Seattle Men’s Chorus, conducted by Paul Caldwell, premières Imagine in their concert series “God Save the Queens” at McCaw Hall

Livermore High School Chamber Chorale, conducted by Christopher Filice, sings Oracle of Spring in their Spring Concert at Livermore High School’s Performing Arts Theater

Boston Choral Ensemble, conducted by Andrew Shenton, premières Wondrous Glow in their concert “Rainbow Connection: Pride” at the Oberon Theater

Quorum Boston, conducted by Lorraine Fitzmaurice, sings En la noche entraremos in their concerts “The Gay Spring” at the Josephine A. Fiorentino Community Center (14 May) and First Church Somerville United Church of Christ (19 May)

West Ranch High School Choir, conducted by Molly Peters, sings When Thunder Comes in their Spring Concert at West Ranch High School Theater

Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte Chamber Choir, conducted by John Herrick, sings Our Phoenix in their Morning Services

The St. Olaf Manitou Singers, conducted by Therees Hibbard, premières Patterns on the Snow in their Spring Concert at Boe Memorial Chapel

Adams State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Beth Robison, sings Border Lines as part of their concert series “An Immigrant’s Tale: Hopes, Dreams and Fears in an Uncertain Time” at Richardson Hall Auditorium

Clovis East Treble Chorus, conducted by Carlin Truong, sings Le Colibri in their concert “All Things Bright and Beautiful: Celebrating the Natural World” at Paul Shaghoian Memorial Concert Hall at Clovis North High School

The University of Houston Concert Women’s Chorus, conducted by Jeb Mueller, sings Les Papillons in their concert “Songs of Love and Passion” at Moores Opera House

The New Jersey All-State Treble Chorus, conducted by Mark A. Boyle, sings Le Colibri at New Jersey Performing Arts Center

Adams State “Top of the Nation” Honor Treble Choir, conducted by Beth Robison, sings When Thunder Comes in their Festival Concert at Sacred Heart Church

Adams State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Beth Robison, premières Border Lines at the Colorado Music Educators Association (CMEA) Annual Convention at the Broadmoor Hotel

San Francisco Conservatory Contemporary Choir, conducted by Eric Choate, sings Oracle of Spring in their début concert “Mouthscape” at Sol Joseph Recital Hall at San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Adams State University Chamber Choir, conducted by Beth Robison, sings Border Lines as part of their concert series “An Immigrant’s Tale: Hopes, Dreams and Fears in an Uncertain Time” at Richardson Hall Auditorium

Flower Mound High School Women’s Concert Choir, conducted by Mark Rohwer, premières Patterns on the Snow in their Winter Concert at Flower Mound United Methodist Church

Peninsula Women’s Chorus, conducted by Martín Benvenuto, premières Patterns on the Snow in their Winter Concert “Transeamus” at Mission Santa Clara de Asís (15 December) and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church (16 December)

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, sings Oracle of Spring in their “Past Perfect” concerts at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (9 December) and St. Mark’s Lutheran Church (16 December)

Bella Voce Reno, conducted by Jennifer Tibben, premières Patterns on the Snow in their concert series “Winter Song” at St. John’s Presbyterian Church (9 December) and Trinity Episcopal Church (10 December)

Bella Voce Reno, conducted by Jennifer Tibben, premières Patterns on the Snow in their concert series “Winter Song” at First United Methodist Church

The Southern California Vocal Association (SCVA) Mixed Honor Choir, conducted by Josh Palkki, sings When Thunder Comes at Memorial Chapel at the University of Redlands

San Diego Women’s Chorus, conducted by Kathleen Hansen, premières When Thunder Comes in their concerts “Elements: Songs of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water” at University Christian Church

Adams State University Concert Choir, conducted by Beth Robison, sings When Thunder Comes as part of their concert series “An Immigrant’s Tale: Hopes, Dreams and Fears in an Uncertain Time” at Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Timber Creek High School Falcon Chorale, conducted by Amy Fambrough, sings Best Wishes in their Fall Concert at Timber Creek High School’s Fine Arts Center

Bob Cole Conservatory University Choir, conducted by Josh Palkki, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “We Can Mend the Sky: Choral Music for Social Justice” at Los Altos United Methodist Church

West Valley College Chamber Singers, conducted by Lou De La Rosa, sings When Thunder Comes in “Resist: A Choral Concert on Social Justice and the Environment” at West Valley College Theater

Seattle Women’s Chorus, conducted by Paul Caldwell, premières When Thunder Comes in their concert series “Fired Up” at St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral

Cor Flammae, conducted by Leslie Uyeda, sings Oracle of Spring in their “Et Amor” concerts at the Annex (21 July) and Christ Church Cathedral (22 July)

Blue Lake SATB Choir, conducted by Josh Palkki, sings Prayer of St. Francis in the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Final Concert at Blodgett Recital Hall

La Musica di Donne Chamber Ensemble, conducted by Misty Dupuis, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Music as Revolution” at Calvary Baptist Church

The Women’s Chorus of Dallas, conducted by Melinda Imthurn, sings Les Papillons in their Mother’s Day concert “Spring Song” at Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park

Carthage Women’s Ensemble, conducted by Peter Dennee, premières Patterns on the Snow in their Spring Choral Concert at A.F. Siebert Chapel

Taylorsville High School Graces, conducted by Leah Tarrant, sings Hébé in the Utah Music Educators Association State Choral Festival at Libby Gardner Concert Hall at the University of Utah

Cal State Fullerton Women’s Choir, conducted by Robert Istad, premières Patterns on the Snow in their Spring Concert at Meng Concert Hall at California State University—Fullerton

Earlham College Gentlemen’s Ensemble, conducted by Danielle Steele, sings Crossing in their Spring Choral Concert at Lingle Recital Hall at the Center for the Visual and Performing Arts at Earlham College

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Ksenia Leletkina perform Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz in his faculty recital “Visibly Heard” at Leon Memorial Hall at Adams State University

South Salem High School Symphonic Choir, conducted by Will McLean, sings I Flow… I Am in the Oregon Music Educators Association District 4 Choral Festival at Rice Auditorium at Western Oregon University

Georgian Court Community Chorale, conducted by Karen Mullhall, sings Hébé in their Spring Concert at Dorothy Marron University Community Chapel at Georgian Court University

South Salem High School Symphonic Choir, conducted by Will McLean, sings I Flow… I Am in their Spring Concert at the Rose Auditorium at South Salem High School

Seattle Men’s Chorus, conducted by Mari Esabel Valverde, premières Crossing in their concert series “Born This Way” at McCaw Hall

South Salem High School Symphonic Choir, conducted by Will McLean, premières I Flow… I Am in the Salem-Keizer High School Advanced Choir Festival at Sprague High School

Baylor University’s Bella Voce, conducted by Lynne Gackle, premières Le Colibri in their Spring Concert at Roxy Grove Hall

The Wyoming All-State Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven at Schweitzer Gymnasium at Cody High School

LaGuardia High School Women’s Choir, conducted by Jeanne Cascio, sings Hébé in their Winter Musicale at LaGuardia Concert Hall

River City Mixed Chorus’ chamber ensemble River’s Edge, conducted by Barron Breland, sings Our Phoenix at “Trans Day of Resilience and Remembrance” at Unitarian Church of Lincoln (Afternoon) and “Transgender Day of Remembrance Omaha” at First Unitarian Church of Omaha (Evening)

Hartwick College Choir, conducted by Lee Wright, sings Prayer of St. Francis at Anderson Theatre at Hartwick College

LaGuardia High School Women’s Choir, conducted by Jeanne Cascio, sings Hébé
at the Riverside Church

The Ruth Asawa School of the Arts (SOTA) Anacrusis Treble Ensemble, conducted by Kristen Grzeca, sings Look Down, Fair Moon in their “American Voices” concerts at Dan Kryston Memorial Theater

Baylor University’s Bella Voce, conducted by Lynne Gackle, premières Les Papillons in their concert “Our Hope” at Jones Concert Hall

Mounds View High School Bel Canto Choir, conducted by David C. Phelps, sings Hébé in their Fall Concert at Mounds View High School Auditorium

Tenor Matthew Valverde, bass clarinetist Tiffany Valvo, and pianist Ksenia Leletkina première The Lady and the Tiger in their recital “On Rocks, Radios, and Reversed Roles” at Wilmot Recital Hall at Nazareth College

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings When Thunder Comes in collaboration with Mu Daiko in the quadrennial GALA Choruses Festival at Boettcher Concert Hall

The Esoterics of Seattle, Washington, One Voice Chorus of Charlotte, North Carolina, One Voice Mixed Chorus of St. Paul, Minnesota, River City Mixed Chorus of Omaha, Nebraska, Singing Out of Toronto, Ontario, and Voices of Kentuckiana of Louisville, Kentucky, conducted by Gerald Gurss, premières Our Phoenix in the quadrennial GALA Choruses Festival at Bellco Theatre

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, sings
Our Phoenix in the Queer Music Consortium Annual Concert at Como Park Lakeside Pavilion

Singing Out, conducted by Jody Malone, premières Our Phoenix in their “Seize the Day” concerts at the Glenn Gould Studio

Seven Lakes High School Chorale, conducted by Emily Chandler, sings
The Cloths of Heaven on their tour concerts at Northwest Hills United Methodist Church (23 April) and St. Peter’s United Methodist Church (26 April)

First Inversion, conducted by Lee Wright, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their concert “A Celebration of Women Composers” at Downtown United Presbyterian Church

One Voice Mixed Chorus, conducted by Jane Ramseyer Miller, premières Our Phoenix and When Thunder Comes in collaboration with Mu Daiko in their concerts “Queer Thunder” at Hopkins High School

Earlham College Women’s Chorus, conducted by Danielle Steele, sings The Cloths of Heaven at Sursa Performance Hall at Ball State University

Hershey High School Women’s Choir In Voce, conducted by Joe Farrell, sings Hébé in the 26th Annual Roxbury Choir Invitational at Roxbury High School Auditorium

The Washington All-State Treble Choir, conducted by Nicole Lamartine, sings Hébé at Yakima Convention Center

Earlham College Concert Choir, conducted by William Culverhouse, and Women’s Chorus, conducted by Danielle Steele, sing Prayer of St. Francis, En la noche entraremos, and The Cloths of Heaven on their 2016 Midwest Tour at Lake Street Church of Evanston

Earlham College Concert Choir, conducted by William Culverhouse, and Women’s Chorus, conducted by Danielle Steele, sing Prayer of St. Francis, En la noche entraremos, and The Cloths of Heaven on their 2016 Midwest Tour at First Friends Church: A Quaker Meeting

Earlham College Concert Choir, conducted by William Culverhouse, and Women’s Chorus, conducted by Danielle Steele, sing Prayer of St. Francis, En la noche entraremos, and The Cloths of Heaven on their 2016 Midwest Tour at Christ Church Cathedral

Earlham College Concert Choir, conducted by William Culverhouse, and Women’s Chorus, conducted by Danielle Steele, sing Prayer of St. Francis, En la noche entraremos, and The Cloths of Heaven in their 2016 Midwest Tour Preview Concert at Lingle Recital Hall at the Center for the Visual and Performing Arts at Earlham College

Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Region 2 High School All-District Treble Choir, conducted by Cheryl Wilson, premières Look Down, Fair Moon at Margo Jones Performance Hall at Texas Woman’s University

Houston Chamber Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their concert “Ya Gotta Believe” at South Main Baptist Church

Pianist Keisuke Nakagoshi premières Prélude en la bémol majeur in the “Faculty Artist Series: David Conte ’60th Birthday’ Concert” at Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall at San Francisco Conservatory of Music

San Marcos High School Women’s Select Choir, conducted by Dawn Sheridan-Reinhuber, sings Hébé in their Fall Concert at San Marcos High School’s Performing Arts Center

Seven Lakes High School Chorale, conducted by Emily Chandler, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Fall Concert at Seven Lakes High School’s Performing Arts Center

The Heep Yunn School Choir, conducted by Joyce Yu, sings Hébé in their concert “Heartstrings 2015” at New Wing Auditorium at the Ko Shan Theatre

Baylor University’s Bella Voce, conducted by Lynne Gackle, premières Hébé in their Spring Concert at Jones Concert Hall

Inspiravi, conducted by Jean-Sébastien Vallée, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their “New Voices: Music by a New Generation of Composers” concerts at Westerbeck Recital Hall at Pasadena City College (27 March) and the Pompeian Room at Doheny Mansion (28 March)

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Danny Zelibor perform Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz in “Una tarde de canción: A Recital of Spanish and Latin American Music” at Martin Hall at Texas Wesleyan University

iSing Choir, conducted by Stephen Galván, sings Après un rêve at la Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris (23 June) and L’Église de St. Nicolas à Cluses (27 June) on their concert tour of France

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Ksenia Leletkina perform Så tag mit hjerte and Mit hjerte er blevet borte from To digte af Tove Ditlevsen in “Exploring Nordic Song,” his second doctoral recital at Kilbourn Hall at Eastman School of Music

Middlebury College Choir, conducted by Jeffrey Buettner, sings Oracle of Spring during the Middlebury Bach Festival in their “Europe Tour Preview Concert” concert at Middlebury College Mead Chapel

The International Festival Chorus, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven at the 11th Annual TAISM Festival of Choirs “In Sweet Accord,” featuring 200 voices representing 20 international schools, at Bosch Center for the Arts at the American International School of Muscat

Winter Park High School Belle Chanson, conducted by Joseph Kemper, premières Cantares in the annual Florida Vocal Association District 8 High School Concert Music Performance Assessment (MPA) at Timber Creek High School Auditorium

Keller High School Varsity Treble Choir “Chanteurs,” conducted by Chi-Chi King, premières Hold the Vision to Our Hearts at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Annual Convention at Henry B. González Convention Center Ballroom A

Keller High School Varsity Treble Choir “Chanteurs,” conducted by Chi-Chi King, premières Hold the Vision to Our Hearts at the Texas Capitol Rotunda

Keller High School Varsity Treble Choir “Chanteurs,” conducted by Chi-Chi King, premières Hold the Vision to Our Hearts at Irons Recital Hall at the University of Texas at Arlington (30 January) and Margo Jones Performance Hall at Texas Woman’s University (10 February)

The Texas Voices, conducted by Alan Dyer, sings The Cloths of Heaven at their concert “Ladies’ Night: Music of Women Composers” at Resurrection Lutheran Church

Tenor Matthew Valverde and pianist Timothy M. Burns perform Regreso from Cuatro poemas de Octavio Paz in “¡Viva la canción artística!” his first doctoral recital at Kilbourn Hall at Eastman School of Music

The University of Lincoln-Nebraska Chamber Singers, conducted by Therees Tkach Hibbard, sings The Cloths of Heaven at Oxford Brookes University Sheldonian Theatre in the Association of British Choral Directors 28th Annual Convention Gala Concert

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, sings En la noche entraremos in their concerts “Unremembered” at Atrium Public Space (55 2nd Street) (7 June) and St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church (8 June)

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, premières En la noche entraremos in their concert “Unremembered” at the David Brower Center

Huntington Middle School Bel Canto, conducted by Derek Jamieson, sings The Cloths of Heaven at the Heritage Festival

The Texas Voices, conducted by Alan Dyer, sings Still wie die Nacht in their “Salutation of the Dawn” concerts at Zion Lutheran Church (2 March) and St. James Episcopal Church (3 March)

Florida International University Concert Choir, conducted by S. Mark Aliapoulios, sings Prayer of St. Francis in their concert “An American Sampler: Music for Americans by American Composers” at Wertheim Arts Center

The Emory Mastersingers, conducted by Meg Granum, sings Prayer of St. Francis in “Psalms, Prayers, and Praise” her graduate conducting recital at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts

The Florida All-State Concert Chorus, conducted by André Thomas, sings The Cloths of Heaven at Tampa Convention Center

Christopher Windle’s Masters Recital Chorus sings The Cloths of Heaven in “The Road Home” his conducting recital in Rock Hall at Temple University

James Madison University’s ChoralFest Clinic, conducted by André Thomas, sings The Cloths of Heaven at Forbes Concert Hall for the 12th Annual JMU ACDA High School ChoralFest

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, sings Oracle of Spring in their “Freshly Squeezed” concerts at Atrium Public Space (55 2nd Street) (22 June) and First Unitarian Church (23 June)

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, premières Oracle of Spring at the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge at Crissy Field

The Alaska Chamber Singers, conducted by David Hagen, guest conducted by Anton Armstrong, performs The Cloths of Heaven (for chorus, harp, and strings) at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church (21 April) and St. Andrew Church (22 April)

Manhattan Concert Productions Octavo Series Honor Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven in their Festival Concert at Carnegie Hall

Mezzo-soprano Anna Shevik and pianist Dan Fenn perform The Soul Selects Her Own Society at a funeral by request of the pastor for music on the certain Emily Dickinson poem at St. John’s Lutheran Church

The Oregon Bach Festival Strangeland Family Youth Choral Academy, conducted by Anton Armstrong, performs The Cloths of Heaven (for chorus, harp, and strings) at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (30 June) and Silva Concert Hall at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts (3 July)

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, sings Månskenskväll in their “Northern Lights” concerts at Atrium Public Space (55 2nd Street) (17 June) and St. Mark’s Lutheran Church (18 June)

The International Orange Chorale of San Francisco, conducted by Zane Fiala, premières Månskenskväll at the Chorus America 34th Annual Conference at the Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall at San Francisco Conservatory of Music

The Formosa Singers (福爾摩沙合唱團), guest conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven at the National Concert Hall

The Massachusetts All-State Chorus, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings The Cloths of Heaven at Symphony Hall

The Lirica Chamber Ensemble, conducted by Emily Pflaum, premières her first snow at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church

The St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong, premières The Cloths of Heaven at St. Olaf College Commencement for the Class of 2010 at Skoglund Auditorium