Many Facets of Love

Featuring the catalogs of

Jenni Brandon & Dominick DiOrio

Our Wildest Imagining, by Dominick DiOrio
Difficulty: 3

SATB Choral Score
with organ, brass quintet – Full Score & Set of Parts;
with organ, wind quintet – Full Score & Set of Parts

TTBB Choral Score
with organ, brass quintet – Full Score & Set of Parts;
with organ, wind quintet – Full Score & Set of Parts

Solo voice and organ

Congregation Card for optional congregation participation, for use with any version!

DiOrio has compiled a libretto out of words from sermons, stories, and sayings by the Right Reverend V. Gene Robinson, as well as quotations from the 27th Psalm. The resulting work was commissioned by churches around the world in celebration of Bishop Gene and exists in five versions to be as broadly accessible as possible.

Breakable, by Jenni Brandon
SA and piano | Difficulty: 3
The sand dollar is a metaphor for us and our place in the world – full of memory, journey, and a searching for home.

Vigil for Love, by Dominick DiOrio
SATB div. and piano | Difficulty: 3
A luminous 40-minute work exploring the many facets of love.

Dog Tales (cycle), by Jenni Brandon
Soprano, flute, clarinet, and piano | Difficulty: 4
A sweet and funny testament to the love for man’s best friend.

A Ghost Through the Winding Years (cycle), by Dominick DiOrio
Baritone and piano | Difficulty: 3
A nostalgic journey that explores the heights and depths of a relationship discovered, lived, and lost.

Imperceptible, by Jenni Brandon
High voice and piano | Difficulty: 5
Japanese poems tell of one woman’s wait for her lover, her loss and grief, and her questioning of the human heart.

The Visible World, by Dominick DiOrio
SSAATTBB choir | Difficulty: 5
A powerful and gripping work that celebrates civil rights using fragments of texts from popular activists.

Jenni Brandon‘s music has been described as “some of the most imaginative, ingratiating recent chamber music for winds,” and her style is often influenced by nature and her surroundings. As a resident composer she has worked with the Vientos Trio in Los Angeles and is in demand as a guest composer. As a conductor she currently leads The Concert Singers, the oldest independent choir in Los Angeles. Jenni is also active as a mezzo-soprano, making choral appearances with the Boston Pops, Pacific Chorale, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and at the Hollywood Bowl. Her award-winning music has been featured at festivals, conferences, and on radio broadcasts.

Dominick DiOrio is an imaginative, enthusiastic, and energetic conductor and composer who has won widespread acclaim for his contributions to American music. He is professor of music and chair of the department in choral conducting at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he joined the faculty in 2012, and where he serves as director of NOTUS, Indiana University’s storied contemporary vocal ensemble. DiOrio also serves as the fourteenth artistic director and conductor of the Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia, one of the most historic choral organizations in the United States. He earned the Doctor of Musical Arts in Choral Conducting from the Yale School of Music, and proudly credits his mentors Janet Galván, Simon Carrington, and Marguerite Brooks for serving as model leaders and for making him the person he is today.

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