O Joy!

Kitty Brazelton's O Joy! premiered at Twin Cities choir VocalEssence's 40th birthday, and has been heard on NPR's Performance Today. It incorporates her re-translation of Psalm 77:1-6 with medieval and pop vocal tinges.

The Swan of Avon : Shakespeare on Music

A celebration of William Shakespeare, and a glorious display of intertwining melodies and full-voiced harmony! Three movements, performable together or separately, set the Bard's own words on music.

Benarty Hill

Written in honor of Mandy Miller and her singers in Lochgelly, Scotland, this lovely unison piece serves as a tribute to all children who display joy, warmth and pride when singing. Although an original composition, the rhythms reflect Scottish folk traditions. An excellent selection to teach phrasing, melodic lines, and unison singing.

Violin Concerto

Lindberg's writing in this concerto, premiered and recorded by Lisa Batiashvili, has been compared to that of the Sibelius violin concerto. According to the Boston Globe, the composer, shows that it is possible to wed lyricism and virtuosic display with bracingly fresh sounds and musical ideas of substance. The piano reduction is by Simon Smith, prepared under the composer's supervision.

Violin Concerto : New Edition

Lindberg’s writing in this concerto has been compared to that of the Sibelius violin concerto. According to the Boston Globe, the composer “shows that it is possible to wed lyricism and virtuosic display with bracingly fresh sounds and musical ideas of substance”. Since the premiere in 2006 by Lisa Batiashvili the work has established itself in the repertoire, with over 50 performances to date.

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See Amid The Winter's Snow

Written for Philip Redfern and the choir of St George’s School, Edinburgh, who first performed it in December 2014, this is a refreshing new setting of the well-known Christmas carol. Will Todd’sexpertise in crafting memorable melodies is on display here along with delicate interplay between the two upper voice parts and the Piano. An approachable carol, beautiful in its apparent simplicity, it would be a delightfuladdition to both Christmas concert and services alike.

Lament For The Valley

Composed for Joo Yeon Sir, winner of The Arts Club Karl Jenkins Music Award 2014, in association with Classic fM, and first performed the following year at London’s Royal Albert with the Royal PhilharmonicOrchestra, conducted by the composer. Constructed like a passacaglia, the plaintive opening statement gradually rises to a passionate virtuoso display featuring double stops and advanced bowing and pizzicato techniquesbefore subsiding to a calm close. The composer later incorporated the work into Cantata Memoria, a commemoration of the 1966 Aberfan tragedy.

Violin Concerto : New Edition

Lindberg’s writing in this concerto has been compared to that of the Sibelius violin concerto. According to the Boston Globe, the composer “shows that it is possible to wed lyricism and virtuosic display with bracingly fresh sounds and musical ideas of substance”. Since the premiere in 2006 by Lisa Batiashvili the work has established itself in the repertoire, with over 50 performances to date. The new edition of the violin & piano reduction incorporates recent minor corrections and amendments and it supersedes the first edition published in 2010 (979-0-060-12024-4).