The Three Doors - A Requiem
This is a live performance of John Conahan's choral work THE THREE DOORS - A REQUIEM by the Summit Chorale under the baton of Dr. Thomas Juneau. This 11-movement piece has a running time of approximately 40 minutes and is scored for SATB Choir, Piano, String Ensemble, and Percussion. You can see a Preview of this work with score excerpts here: 
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Prometheus
PROMETHEUS – Choral work in three micro-movements for SATB Choir and Piano. Commissioned and premiered by Dr. Thomas Juneau and the Summit Chorale in commemoration of his 10th Anniversary as Artistic Director. Based on a text by Lord Byron. Some of the program notes from the composer includes, “my hope was to create a quasi-hypnotic musical experience by placing all of the words that I have truncated and extracted from the poem set “on the beat” (often opposing the natural stress of the text), inviting the listener to anticipate a word’s arrival in each measure and to hear a number of very muscular texts such as “immortal... eyes... sufferings... mortality...” The piano accompaniment is not unlike the initial choral entrance, laced with conflict and aggressive, abrasive textures to sculpt the rock to which our titan is tethered. As the piece progresses, the rock slowly looses its jagged, jarring edges and crumbles into (quite literally) a smooth and legato surface, anticipating the emancipation of the titan by Hercules.” For more information and additional scores, visit www.johnconahan.com (© John Conahan).
Pie Jesu
PIE JESU - Choral Piece by John Conahan for SATB Piano. LIVE PERFORMANCE by St. Joseph's University Singers & The Juneau Vocal Alliance, Thomas Juneau - Artistic Director. Conducted by John Conahan and accompanied by John Grecia. This is a live performance from St. Joseph's Catholic Church in New York City. More information and additional scores, visit www.johnconahan.com (© John Conahan). Octavos available at www.jwpepper.com.
Danny Boy
published by Hal Leonard;
so many thanks to the University Chorus Dr. Cindy Candelaria, conductor Nicole Cochran, piano
If Music Be the Food of Love
by Thomas Juneau, performed by the SJU Singers and JVA
What a fun concert1