• I’m a Shepherd Born to Sorrow, unaccompanied SATB, Paraclete Press PPM01011, a gentle reworking of a Welsh text and melody

• In Sweet Rejoicing (A Cradle Song), two-part SA, TB, or ST/AB with optional SATB, and organ, Paraclete Press PPM01533, a delicate setting of the In dulci jubilo tune with a new tranaslation of the original text

• On Christmas Night All Christians Sing, unison or two-part choir, optional violin and viola, and organ, National/Fred Bock NMCH-218 (Strings NMCH-218A), a gentle setting of the Sussex Carol

• The Shepherd and the King, SATB and organ, CanticaNOVA 5040, a melodious anthem on a text by Eleanor Farjeon

• The Shepherd’s Tale, SATB and organ, CanticaNOVA 5091, a dramatic carol on a text by Edith Simpson

• There Was a Gentle Hostler: A Carol of the Innkeeper, ST soloists, SATB choir, and organ, National/Fred Bock NMCH-186, a gentle carol on a text by Joyce Kilmer that contrasts the story of the innkeeper with the emotions it engenders

• Up! Good Christen Folk, and Listen, SSA a cappella, Paraclete Press PPM01534, bell-like vocal effects accompany the ancient carol

• When Christ Was Born of Mary Free, treble voices with optional two-and/or three-part canon and organ, CanticaNOVA 5034, an original canonic anthem on an anonymous old English text

• NEW in 2020:  When Our Lord Was Born That Night – Old Fr. Carol, arr. with a new text in a flexible setting with organ or

• piano, Sheet Music Plus

   Epiphany

• Cana in Galilee:  A Carol of the First Miracle, SAB and organ, Paraclete Press PPMO1125, a setting of a rarely used scripture appointed for the Second Sunday after the Epiphany, Year C

• Jordan’s Waters:  Christ Our Lord to Jordan Came, SATB and organ, Paraclete Press PPM01548, an easy one-rehearsal piece with flowing water effects in the accompaniment for The Baptism of Our Lord, the First Sunday after the Epiphany

• Jordan’s Waters:  Christ Our Lord to Jordan Came, unison children and organ, publication pending Paraclete Press, an easy one-rehearsal piece for The Baptism of Our Lord, the First Sunday after the Epiphany

• NEW in 2020:  Light Coalescent, SATB and organ or piano, Sheet Music Plus

• O nata lux ~ O Light Divine, SATB (some divisi) and organ, Paraclete Press PPM01642, a grand, large-scale setting, with a significant organ part, of this famous text, which is used in both Latin and English

• O’er the Hill and O’er the Vale, unaccompanied SATB, CanticaNOVA  5045, an original anthem on a John Mason Neale text,

• O’er the Hill and O’er the Vale, unison or two-part choir and piano, CanticaNOVA 5046, an original anthem on a John Mason Neale text

• Outlanders, Whence Come Ye Last?—An Epiphany Scene, SATB and organ, CanticaNOVA 5044, an unusual carol based on a ground bass of a text by William Morris about the sages from the East

   

   Lent/Easter/General

• Ave verum corpus – Ernest Chausson/arr. Greene, SATB and organ, GIA G-5938, a four-part arrangement of a piece by Chausson with lush romantic harmonies, originally for soloist and Art Harmonium

• Caedmon’s Hymn, SAB and organ, Paraclete Press PPM00005, a hymn of praise on a ground bass with an old Celtic text

• NEW in 2020:  Christ, Whose Glory Fills the Skies, a flexible setting of this Charles Wesley text, with organ or piano

• Echo Jubilate: Domino cantate novum canticum~Sing a New Song to the Lord, unison choir, optional SATB, and organ, National/Fred Bock NMCH-188, a joyful piece on Psalm 97 incorporating both Latin and English texts using the melody Ach du feiner Reiter as found in the works of Samuel Scheidt

• How Beautiful Is Your House, O Lord, after Johannes Brahms, SATB and organ, publication pending Paraclete Press, based on a hymn melody drawn from How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place

• How Beautiful Is Your House, O Lord, after Johannes Brahms, unison children and organ, publication pending Paraclete Press, based on a hymn melody drawn from How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place

• NEW in 2020:  Is It Nothing to You, SATB and optional organ or piano, Sheet Music Plus

• NEW in 2020:  My Heart is Stirring with  a Noble Song, SATB, optional unison throughout and organ or piano, Sacred Music Press 10/5429S

• Oh, How I Love Your Law, O Lord, unaccompanied SATB, Paraclete Press PPM00207, a setting of Psalm 119 that contrasts chant-like sections with expressive harmonies that illustrate the text

• O nata lux ~ O Light Divine, SATB (some divisi) and organ, publication pending Paraclete Press, a dramatic piece with fanfare and hymn-like sections using both Latin and English versions of the well-known text, O Light Born of Light, from The Office of Lauds for Transfiguration

• Patrick’s Evening Hymn, SAB and organ, Paraclete Press PPM00004, an evening anthem on an old Celtic text

• Praise for Our God of Many Names, SATB and organ, publication pending Paraclete Press, a smoothly flowing, expressive piece that unfolds in multiple points of imitation on a text by the medieval mystic Mechthild of Magdeburg,

• Redeeming Lord, O Jesus Christ - Johannes Brahms/Greene, SATB and organ, publication pending Paraclete Press, a reworking of a piece from Fourteen German folksongs by Brahms with a text paraphrased from Ach, lieber Herre Jesu Christ—Ah, Dear Lord Jesus

• NEW in 2020:  Take Up Your Cross, SATB and organ or piano, Sheet Music Plus

• Teach Me Your Way, O Lord, SA(T)B and organ, Paraclete Press PPMO1124, an expressive but not difficult piece on this extremely useful text paraphrased from Psalm 119: 33-35

• The Tree of Life, SAB and organ and/or optional C instrument, Paraclete Press PPM00003, a gentle anthem using musical motives to illustrate this old Celtic text

   For the Mass

• Paschal Gloria, cantor, congregation, optional SB, two optional B-flat trumpets and two optional trombones and organ), CanticaNOVA 3130-2, a Gloria for the Easter season using the new mass translation

• Wondrous Love Mass, cantor, congregation, optional SATB, and organ, CanticaNOVA 3091-2, a mass setting for Lent using the new mass translation

• You Have Put on Christ, Assembly, Cantor, Keyboard, and Optional Choir, GIA G-4781, a Baptism acclamation