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Audio

Fall

for piano and electronics

composed and performed by Jenece Gerber

Set Me As a Seal Upon Your Heart

for a cappella choir

Poetic interpretation of Song of Solomon 8:6 and music composed by Jenece Gerber

Commissioned for the Clarence High School Chorale by the parents of Heidi Fors and Douglas Kohler

in celebration of their marriage December 30, 2016

Live recording of the premiere by the Clarence High School Chorale, under the direction of Amy Fetterly

Three Sonnets

for soprano and cello

music composed by Jenece Gerber

text by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Performed by Tony Arnold, soprano and Jonathan Golove, cello

I.
II.
III.

To Once Again Dream, To Once Again Dance

3 movement work for harp and flute

music composed by Jenece Gerber

performed by Jocelyn Chang, harp and Michael Leese, flute

je me délace

for a cappella choir

music composed by Jenece Gerber

performed by the New York Virtuoso Singers, under the direction of Harold Rosenbaum

of skies and flying things

vocal improvisation

improvised/performed by Jenece Gerber

Celtic Dreams

vocal improvisation

improvised/performed by Jenece Gerber

String Quartet #1: Ohio Summers

4 movement work for string quartet

music composed by Jenece Gerber

performed by La Catrina String Quartet

I. Juicy Wild Berries
II. Suspended in Foxfire
III. Approaching Thunderstorm
IV. Juicy Wild Berries

Oregon Sketches

5 movement work for solo piano

music composed by Jenece Gerber

performed by Sarah Evans at the National Conference of the Society of Composers

Greensboro, North Carolina

I. Where the Mountains Meet the Sea
II. That Which Lies Beneath
III. Flowering Meadow
IV. Mystic Waterfalls
V. Primeval Forest

Haiku - Snowflake Ghost

one movement of a multi-movement vocal duet

music composed by Jenece Gerber

performed by soprano Amanda DeBoer and mezzo soprano Jenece Gerber

Haiku - Miss Leaf Bug

one movement of a multi-movement vocal duet

music composed by Jenece Gerber

performed by sopranos Amanda DeBoer and Tony Arnold

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