Past Events
2026
June 8: The Boston Cecilia performs “Little Things” in Waltham, MA.
May 16–17: The Boston Cecilia premieres “Cecilia Dreams of the Lyre” and performs “Little Things” in Boston and Methuen, MA.
May 16: The MIT Women’s Chorale performs “Homeland” in Cambridge, MA.
May 8–9: The Young New Yorkers’ Chorus performs “Lay Your Flowers Down” in New York, NY.
May 7–13: BGSU Volaré and University Men’s Chorus perform “Homeland” in Paris, France and London, Bath, and Cardiff, UK.
April 10–12: KC VITAs, North Kansas City High School choirs, and OutKC Voices perform “Little Things” in Kansas City, MO.
February 28: The University of North Carolina at Pembroke University Chorale performs “Homeland” in Pembroke, NC.
February 22: The Choir of St. John’s Episcopal Church performs “Preces & Responses” in Bangor, ME.
January 14: The Maj. Howard W. Beal School 4th Grade Chorus performs “One Short Sleep” in Shrewsbury, MA.
2025
December 13: The Virginia Consort Youth Chorale performs “Little Things” in Charlottesville, VA.
December 11: The Haverford–Bryn Mawr Chamber Singers perform “Little Things” in Haverford, PA.
December 10: Hanscom Middle School performs “One Short Sleep” at Hanscom AFB, MA.
November 30: Orkest and DREAMGLOW perform “Little Things” in Somerville, MA.
November 21: The High School Falcon Festival Choir and the BGSU Collegiate Chorale perform “Homeland” at Bowling Green State University.
August 17: Allegra Martin performs “Eastern Daylight Time” in Worcester, MA.
May 27–June 5: Rock Creek Singers (Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC) perform “Homeland” (TTBB) at the World Pride International Choral Festival in Washington, DC.
May 4–10: The BGSU Collegiate Chorale performs “Homeland” in Archbold, Van Wert, and Milford, OH; Muncie, IN; Lakeside Park and Louisville, KY; and Bartlett, TN.
May 8: The Bemidji Choir performs “Homeland” in Bemidji, MN.
May 1: Minnesota State Community and Technical College Concert Choir perform “Homeland” in Fergus Falls, MN.
April 5: The Northeastern University Madrigal Singers perform “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” and “Homeland” in Boston, MA.
April 2: The Adult Choir of Grace Episcopal Church performs “Preces & Responses” in Hyde Park, IL.
March 31: Sugar Hill Salon performs “my own whirring bones” in New York, NY.
March 22: Des Moines Gay Men’s Chorus performs “Homeland” in Des Moines, MN.
February 23: The All Saints Church Choir performs “O Love That Will Not Let Me Go” in Worcester, MA.
February 22–23: Lilith Vocal Ensemble premieres “Lay Your Flowers Down” in Boston, MA.
February 2: The Boston City Singers perform “One Short Sleep” in Somerville, MA.
2024
December 14: The Virginia Consort Youth Chorale performs “Homeland” in Charlottesville, VA.
December 11: The Ball Junior High School Intermediate Choir premieres “One Short Sleep” in Anaheim, CA.
December 6–7: Borealis (Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus) premieres “Homeland” (TTBB) in Minneapolis, MN.
November 25: The High School Falcon Festival Choir and the BGSU Collegiate Chorale perform “Homeland” at Bowling Green State University.
November 19: McGill Camerata performs “Little Things” in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
November 2: The Pioneer Valley Symphony Chorus performs “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” in Greenfield, MA.
October 24: McGill Camerata premieres “Little Things” in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
October 15: Jonathan Latta performs “earthworms, following heavy rain” in Stockton, CA.
October 13: First Parish UU in Needham performs “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” in Needham, MA.
October 10: Alexander Davis premieres “The Interrogation” at Rowan University.
September 22: Memorial Episcopal Church performs “O Love That Will Not Let Me Go” in Baltimore, MD.
July 14: Whittaker Locke performs “Prima respira” in Columbus, GA.
June 27–30: folx Percussion performs Three Rhymes in Hartford, CT.
June 28: Choral Arts Initiative premieres “The Second Coming” in Irvine, CA.
May 18: The Concord Singers perform “Homeland” (SSAA) in Summit, NJ.
May 2–6: The BGSU Collegiate Chorale performs “Homeland” in Barcelona, Madrid, and Toledo, Spain.
May 3: Hannah Moore performs “earthworms, following heavy rain” at The Hartt School.
April 28: The Concord Singers premiere “Homeland” (SSAA) in New Providence, NJ.
April 28: The Medina Chorus performs “Homeland” in Medina, OH.
April 14: The St. Olaf College Chapel Choir performs “Homeland” at St. Olaf College.
April 13: Curio Percussion performs Three Rhymes at Western Carolina University.
March 17: The St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Choir premieres “O Love That Will Not Let Me Go” in Natick, MA.
March 8: Grant Johnson performs “earthworms, following heavy rain” at the University of Michigan.
January 29: The Metro-East Conference Music Festival performs “Homeland” in Mahtomedi, MN.
2023
December 19: Blue Kids on the Block A Cappella perform “Homeland” at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, OH.
December 9: The Edinboro Singers perform “Homeland” at Pennsylvania Western University.
November 20: The High School Falcon Festival Choir and the BGSU Collegiate Chorale perform “Homeland” at Bowling Green State University.
November 5: Kevin Neel premieres “Eastern Daylight Time” in Worcester, MA.
October 28–29: Kantorei performs “Homeland” in St. Paul and Edina, MN.
October 16: Eli Garcia performs “earthworms, following heavy rain” at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
October 6: Hannah Moore and Zachery Wood premiere “Rhyme 3” virtually.
October 3: Christine El-Hage Walters performs “Vertigo” at the 63rd Annual Organ Conference at the University of Michigan (Charles Baird Carillon).
September 6: The Ferris Choral Fellows perform “Homeland” at Harvard University.
July 25: Hannah Moore and Tres Perkins premiere “Rhyme 1” and “Rhyme 2” virtually.
June 26: The Perrysburg High School A Cappella Choir performs “Homeland” at the 2023 Ohio Choral Directors Association (OCDA) Conference in Columbus, OH.
June 13: Sugar Hill Salon premieres “my own whirring bones” at Connecticut Summerfest.
April 30: Kendall Rhymer performs “earthworms, following heavy rain” at Truman State University.
April 21: The CSU-Pueblo Chamber Choir performs “Now I Can See” in Pueblo, CA.
April 16: Grace Ryan performs Bella Domna at DePaul University.
March 19: The All Saints Church Choir performs “Preces & Responses” in Springfield, MA.
March 5: The All Saints Church Choir premieres “Preces & Responses” in Worcester, MA.
January 4–8: The BGSU Collegiate Chorale performs “Homeland” in Oak Harbor, Massillon, and Medina, OH; Chatham Township, NJ; New York, NY; and State College and Murrysville, PA.
2022
November 4: The High School Falcon Festival Choir and the BGSU Collegiate Chorale perform “Homeland” at Bowling Green State University.
October 9–13: The Long Beach Camerata Singers perform “Homeland” in Long Beach, CA.
August 26–28: Chelsea Randall performs “Prima respira” for the EXTENSITY Concert Series in San Diego and Pasadena, CA.
July 24: Jim Fackenthal premieres “Vertigo” in Chicago, IL.
June 25: Arrowbear Music Camp performs “Homeland” in San Bernadino County, CA.
April 2–3: The Heritage Chorale premieres “We Two in a Park at Night” in River Forest, IL.
March 27: Charlie Carpenter premieres “Prima respira” in Chicago, IL.
March 6: Sarah Shapiro performs Bella Domna at St. Olaf College.
2021
October 17: The Culver-Stockton College Choir performs “Homeland” in Canton, MO.
May 28: The Haverford–Bryn Mawr Chamber Singers premiere “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” virtually.
May 26: The Latin School of Chicago’s Student–Faculty Chorale premieres “Now I Can See” virtually.
April 14: Chicago Fringe Opera premieres “Our Mother” virtually.
March 17: Tess McCarty performs Bella Domna at St. Olaf College.
2020
November 9: The University Singers of Mizzou perform “Homeland” virtually.
September 26: WRTI broadcasts “earthworms, following heavy rain” at 90.1FM.
July 29: Clara Warnaar premieres “earthworms, following heavy rain” virtually.
April 15: The Bowling Green State University Collegiate Chorale performs “Homeland” virtually.
2019
December 9: Grace Coberly, Maren Hrivnak, Tess McCarty, and Katherine McCord premiere “The Daffodils” in Milan, Italy.
December 5: Glass Armonico performs “Homeland” in Milan, Italy.
August 11: Grace and Isabel Coberly premiere “Disciple” in Oak Park, IL.
July 5–9: The Ohio Ambassadors of Music perform “Homeland” in Crans-Montana, Switzerland; Seefeld, Austria; Venice, Italy; and Rothenburg, Germany.
May 16: The Haverford College Kazorus premieres “Kazoodyssey: A Kazoo Odyssey” at Haverford College.
February 22: The Bowling Green State University Collegiate Chorale and the Madrigal Choir of Grace Episcopal Church perform “Homeland” in Oak Park, IL.
2018
December 12: Alice Berry premieres Bella Domna at Haverford College.
2016
December 9–10: The Madrigal Choir of Grace Episcopal Church premieres “Homeland” in Oak Park, IL.
2015
December 11–12: The Madrigal Choir of Grace Episcopal Church premieres “Snow” in Oak Park, IL.