Where We Find Ourselves
A major work in five movements, this selection features a variety of pieces that reflect diversity, acceptance, and an appreciation for living in the present moment.
How Did You Feel?
This piece in a moderate but thoughtful tempo features lyrics about transgender people's feelings about their experiences with coming out. With repeated rhythmic phrases, this selection emphasizes the strong feelings of its lyricists.
Memento Vivere (Where We Find Ourselves)
The final movement from Where We Find Ourselves, this exuberant piece features lyrics about honoring the past while living in the present and celebrating each day. Let us sing to the mystery of life!
Hair (Where We Find Ourselves)
The second movement from Where We Find Ourselves, this piece is about the manipulation of hair and the conformity or nonconformity of following hair "rules." This selection is built on repetitive rhythms with some vocally percussive consonants that mimic the pushing and pulling of hair.
Speak to Us of Clothes
With lyrics by Kahlil Gibran, this anthem-like piece about connecting with nature is very melodic and in keeping with being in tune with the world around us.
Scars (Where We Find Ourselves)
The fourth movement from Where We Find Ourselves. This selection's dark tone and fluid tempo embody the lyrics about the unexpected beauty of scars.
Would You Know Me By My Work? (Where We Find Ourselves)
This third movement from Where We Find Ourselves features inspirational lyrics about hard work in an anthem about what we are leaving for our children.