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Pieces are listed in alphabetical order. Click on a title for PDFs of scores and to learn more.
Highlights
For solo violin (version for solo viola available soon), a series of dances within a dream, loosely inspired by the 1901 Baile de los 41 in Mexico City.
¡Baila, Ignacio, baila! (2025—7:00)
Sri Lanka Silhouettes (2025—8:00)
For solo vibraphone, a set of 4 miniatures (with optional prelude and postlude) depicting vignettes from a trip to Sri Lanka.
¡Baila, Ignacio, baila!
2025—7:00
Written for violinist Matthew Vera, this piece for solo violin (version for solo viola available soon) swirls through a series of dances within a dream, loosely inspired by the 1901 Baile de los 41 in Mexico City.
2022—4:00
A setting in both Spanish and Latin for double SATB chorus (or SATB chorus + 4 soloists) a cappella, written in remembrance of my uncle.
The Boy and the Goddess
2023—4:00
What emotions does a solar eclipse stir up? This SATB (choir or quartet) a cappella song explores the natural phenomenon with words by Jim Henderson, celebrating the 2024 Great North American Eclipse.
Celestial Romance
2025—2:30
With lyrics written in collaboration with youth in Cambridge, MA, this 1-part (optional descant) song with piano accompaniment explores the impacts of climate change.
Changing World
2025—4:00
Commissioned by the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) and Rising Tides Music Press, this 2-part (SB, optional div.) song with piano accompaniment tells a story of creating home in a new place.
2008—4:00
Composed in memory of Erin Browning, this is a reflective setting of an original text for SSAA (div.) choir a cappella.
Erin
2008—3:30
A high-energy, harmonically adventurous celebration of music for advanced treble ensembles (SSSAAA with piano accompaniment).
For the Love of Music
2014—7:00
A melody soars above mechanical rhythms in this reinvention of the Christmas classic, with aleatoric textures creating a reflective middle section (called “incredibly beautiful, shattering” by 2017 Pulitzer Prize winner Du Yun). SATB (div.) with piano accompaniment.
Gaudete
2021—4:30
A setting of Robert Frost’s reflection on the transience of life, for SATB (div.) choir a cappella.
October
2021—2:15
A 2-part (SA) arrangement of the Latin American Christmas carol, with a lively accompaniment (string quintet or piano versions available) quoting Handel’s Messiah, Bonds’ Ballad of the Brown King, and several Latin American musical styles. Watch a performance here.
Peces en el Río
Velando
2022—1:00
A miniature for soprano solo and marimba accompaniment. Watch a performance here.
2025—2:15
A climate call to action for soprano solo, with lyrics by high schooler Rose Wagnac. Piano or youth string orchestra accompaniment available. Watch a performance below.