This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

The first part of a three-section piece for solo voice and piano. The text is in Greek, and a translation is included with the cover sheet.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A piece for four-part voices (SATB) that would be especially appropriate for Epiphany or Transfiguration Sunday. The Basses are given quite a workout, singing a rhythmic ostinato constantly through each verse. The Tenor line might more accurately be called a Baritone line due the its range.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A piece for four-part voices (SATB). Intended to be sung a cappella (voices only), but the sound file has a solo voice with a piano playing all parts.

Please note that the scripture text is slightly altered. The cover sheet notes go into this in more detail.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A setting of Luke 1:46-55 (the Song of Mary).

This piece is arranged for SATB and piano, but please do note that the Soprano and Tenor lines do get rather low. Also, there are very minimal expression markings, so some significant personal study of the music on the part of a director might be necessary to develop an interpretation of the piece.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A piece for Advent that refers both to hope and to the image of a new shoot rising from a stump (Isaiah 11:1).

The melody of part of this piece was inspired by the song "Deus, em tua graça, transforma o mundo!", the music for which was written by Louis Marcelo Illenseer. More information about that song can be found at the following website:

http://www.wcc-assembly.info/en/programme/spiritual-life/songs/theme-song-1.html