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Mark Gresham composer / music journalist
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Friday 30 Jul 2010
Mark Gresham is an American
composer whose music is rooted in traditions of neo-romanticism, yet
explores modern and eclectic influences with a passionate lyricism
that is sensitive to word, history, and sense of place.
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WHAT MUSICIANS ARE SAYING
"Sing to the Lord a New Song" is very good writing by any standard
and was moreover expertly written from the angle of a church choir
putting a comparatively challenging piece together over a four-week
period. The choir at St. Paul's found the piece a pleasure to perform,
as well as fine music, splendidly fit for sacred service. —Karl Henning, composer-in-residence/interim music dir. (2006), Cathedral Church of St. Paul-Boston
["Keep Watch, Dear Lord"] I like its
serenity and lovely voice leading. It would be
beautiful at a memorial service or for All Saints' Day.
—Philip Brunelle, The American Organist
LISTEN TO CHORAL AUDIO SAMPLES
Set Me as a Seal
Repeat That, Repeat
Sing to the Lord a New Song
No Greater Love
LIST OF SELECTED CHORAL WORKS
Partial list. Many unpublished works not listed here, some published works not listed here.
All published works available from
Lux Nova Press.
premiere: Embry Hills United Methodist Church / Bryan Black, dir. - Chamblee, GA commissioned by: Elaine and Richard Puckett and Katie and Marshall Bruner
premiere: Gwinnett Festival Singers, Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra / William Baker, cond. - Stone Mountian, GA "reduced instrumentation" premiere: San Francisco Symphony Chorus, members of the SFSO / Vance George, cond., with David Higgs, organ - San Francisco, CA
SATB as performed by: Vocalessence / Philip Brunelle, dir. - Minneapolis, MN SATB African premiere: Chœur la Grace / Toko Kua-Nzambi, dir. - Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo SSAA rearrangement as performed by: Atlanta Young Singers of Callanwolde / Paige Mathis, dir. - Atlanta, GA TTBB rearrangement commmissioned by Donald E. Snyder for the men of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer - Atlanta, GA
Te Deum
1994
SATB, orchestra
4
premiere (partial): Gwinnett Festival Singers / William Baker dir. - Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Charleston, SC
SSAA commissioned by:
Chicago Children's Choir / Christopher Moore, dir. SSAA performed in 7 countries by:
Atlanta Young Singers of Callanwolde / Paige Mathis, dir. - Atlanta, GA
Footnotes: 1 arranged 2 transcription 3 available in multiple voicings 4 unpublished 5 published in a collection 6 set published as individual octavos 7 available in multiple instrumental acc. scorings (other than piano reduction) 8 octavo is choral part only; not performable with only keyboard accompaniment 9 octavo is choral part only w/ cues A composed under an Individual Artist Grant from the Georgia Council for the Arts B composed during an American Composers Forum residency
with support from The Rockefeller Brothers Fund C Premiered as an official outreach event of the U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission's
"Centennial of Flight, 1903 -2003"
celebrations.