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Linda Tutas Haugen
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Linda Tutas Haugen earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music from St. Olaf College, and a Master of Arts degree in Music Composition and Theory from the University of Minnesota where she studied with Pulitzer Prize-winner, Dominick Argento. Haugen has written for a variety of vocal and instrumental genres, including chamber music, full and chamber orchestra, solo voice, choral, and opera. Her music has received critical acclaim as “music of character and genuine beauty.” [Minneapolis Star and Tribune.] Opera Today praised Haugen’s recent opera, Pocahontas, as “superbly crafted,” “engaging,” and “beautiful and often powerful.”
Haugen has received numerous grants and awards, including a fellowship from the Minnesota State Arts Board in 1997, residencies from the Jerome Foundation and American Composers Forum in 1997-1998 (Rural Residencies), in 1999-2000 (Continental Harmony Residency: Music for the Millennium), and 2004-2006 (Faith Partners Residency). From 1999-2002, as one of only four awarded nationally, she received a three-year residency fellowship from Meet The Composer under its New Residencies program, working in Grand Forks, ND, using the creation of new music to help the arts community rebuild itself after the devastating flood of 1997.
Prominent commissions include a 25th Anniversary work for the San Francisco Girls Chorus based on texts from the Diary of Anne Frank, which was recorded in studio and released in 2007, an orchestral work for the National Kidney Foundation in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of organ transplantation, a National Endowment for the Arts funded grant to compose a work for the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies which premiered in 2006 at the Music Educators National Conference in Utah, and a work for organ and trumpet commissioned by the American Guild of Organists for its 2008 National Convention. Haugen recently completed an opera entitled Pocahontas for the Virginia Arts Festival and the Virginia Opera commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the founding of Jamestown, which premiered at the Virginia Arts Festival in Norfolk, VA, in May, 2007.
Haugen has extensive experience as a composer-in-residence and teacher, and is committed to working with performers, schools, and young composers to help them understand the creative process and the importance that new music can have in their lives. She is on the faculty of the National Federation of Music Club’s Junior Composers Institute. She has appeared as guest lecturer at colleges and universities, and has conducted workshops on the elementary through high school levels.
Haugen’s music is lyrical and emotionally accessible to performers and audiences. She is inspired by a variety of historical, literary and ethnic sources, and has utilized non-traditional instrumentation such as Native American flutes, ethnic percussion, and folk instruments in her compositions. Her works have been performed by a variety of professional and college ensembles, including Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony, Virginia Opera, members of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, St. Olaf College Orchestra, Northwestern College Choir, Chiara String Quartet, and Triad Clarinet Trio.
Haugen’s music has been broadcast on Minnesota and National Public Radio. Her professional associations include ASCAP, the American Composers Forum, and the American Music Center.
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Let Us Sing!
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2010
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Invocation and Remembrance
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Band
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2009
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Pocahontas
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Opera/Theater
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2007
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01:30:00
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In the Shadow, I Will Sing!
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2007
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00:06:30
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Songs of Hope and Promise
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2007
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00:11:50
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We Come Only in Passing
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2007
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An Uncommon Hero
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Orchestra
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2006
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00:08:30
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Be Still and Know
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2006
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00:06:47
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Hinei Mah Tov: Two Brothers
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2005
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00:12:45
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Transformations of Darkness and Light
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Orchestra
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2004
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00:24:00
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Anne Frank: A Living Voice
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2004
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00:28:00
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Psalm 42
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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2003
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00:04:30
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The Fable of Old Turtle
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Orchestra
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2001
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00:19:00
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Gloria
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Orchestra
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2000
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00:38:00
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Breath of the Mountains: A Folk Suite
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Orchestra
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2000
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00:22:30
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Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra
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Orchestra
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2000
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00:11:30
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The Garland Songs
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Voice, Solo or With Chamber or Jazz Ensemble
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1998
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00:16:00
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Memoria Tenere
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Orchestra
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1997
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00:23:00
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An American Hymn Fantasy on "Wondrous Love"
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Unspecified Instrument(s)
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1996
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00:07:00
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We Shall Never Say Goodbye
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Chorus, with or without Solo Voices
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1993
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00:06:10
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Lebenstanze
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Orchestra
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1989
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00:30:00
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Anne Frank: A Living Voice
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3/24/2011 08:00 PM
Chautauqua Fine Arts Center, Mahtomedi High School
1520 Mahtomedi Avenue Mahtomedi MN us
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The Fable of Old Turtle
The Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra will perform The Fable of Old Turtle by Linda Tutas Haugen, with Native American flautist Keith Bear and narrator Linda Tutas Haugen. For tickets contact The Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Association, P.O. Box 203, Bisma
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3/19/2011 07:30 PM
Mandan High School Auditorium
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World Premiere at MMEA Winter Conference
Partners in Praise Girls' Choir will premiere a new work by composer Linda Tutas Haugen for treble choir and solo violin.
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2/18/2011 01:00 PM
Central Lutheran Church
333 South 12th Street Minneapolis MN us
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Dakota Valley Symphony 25th Anniversary Concert
Keith Bear on the Native American Flute, and the Dakota Valley Symphony. 25th Anniversary Concerts, Oct. 17 at 2:00 PM and Oct. 18 at 9:00 AM and 10:45 AM, Burnsville Performing Arts Center.
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10/17/2010 02:00 PM
Burnsville Minnesota us
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Mahtomedi High School Women's Choir Concert
Mahtomedi High School Women’s Choir, Tuesday, May 25th, 8:00 pm, Chautauqua Fine Arts Center at Mahtomedi High School, Mahtomedi, MN do selections from "Anne Frank: A Living Voice."
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5/25/2010 08:00 PM
Mahtomedi MN us
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Minneapolis Civic Orchestra concert
Minneapolis Civic Orchestra, Sunday, May 16th, 3 pm in the Wayzata Community Church, Wayzata, MN. Performance of "An Uncommon Hero."
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5/16/2010 03:00 PM
Minneapolis Minnesota us
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St. Olaf Orchestra Spring Concert
St. Olaf Orchestra, April 25, 4 pm, Boe Memorial Chapel, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN; also streaming live. Performing "Transformations of Darkness and Light."
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4/25/2010 04:00 PM
Northfield MN us
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Performance of "Be Still and Know" by Two Rivers Chorale and Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran
Two Rivers Chorale, Friday, April 16th, 7:30 pm, Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran, Shoreview, MN; and Sunday, April 18th, 3 pm, Benson Great Hall, Arden Hills, MN. Both concerts are free.
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4/16/2010 07:30 PM
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Ursuline Treble Choir performance of "Anne Frank: A Living Voice" by Linda Tutas-Haugen
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3/16/2010 07:00 PM
Ursuline Academy
Cincinatti OH us
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Treble Choir Reading Session at ACDA Western Division Conference
Performance of "Anne Frank: A Living Voice" by Linda Tutas-Haugen
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3/5/2010 02:45 PM
Tuscon AZ us
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Branch Fields/Valentina Fleer Recital
Branch Fields in recital with soprano Valentina Fleer. Selected opera arias and duet from "Pocahontas," Jan. 8th, 7 pm, Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, DE.
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1/8/2010 07:00 PM
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Wilmington DE us
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Women Performers in recital performing "The Garland Songs" by Linda Tutas-Haugen
Women Performers in recital, Dec. 6th, 3 pm, Minneapolis, MN. Performance of "The Garland Songs."
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12/6/2009 03:00 PM
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Vox Musica and Vox String Quartet performance of "Anne Frank: A Living Voice."
Vox Musica and Vox String Quartet, Sat. Oct. 3rd, 3 pm, and Sun. Oct. 4th, 5 pm, St. John's Lutheran Church, Sacramento, CA.
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10/4/2009 05:00 PM
St. John's Lutheran Church
Sacramento California us
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Branch Fields/Chelsea Crane Recital
Branch Fields in recital with Soprano Chelsea Crane. Selected opera arias and duet from "Pocahantas," September 17th, 8 pm in the Recital Salon at Squires Student Center, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA.
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9/17/2009 08:00 PM
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Orange County Women's Chorus Summer Performance
Performance of "Anne Frank: A Living Voice" by Linda Tutas-Haugen
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8/10/2009 07:00 PM
Irvine California us
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The Duluth Festival Opera Fundraiser, Opera on the Lake
The Duluth Festival Opera will be holding a fundraising event, Opera on the Lake. Branch Fields and Amy Wolf will perform selections from the opera Pocahontas by Linda Tutas Haugen. This is a ticketed event.
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7/28/2009 04:00 PM
Nokomis Restaurant
Duluth MN us
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Spring Concert
World premiere of "Invocation and Remembrance" for wind ensemble by Linda Tutas Haugen
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4/25/2009 07:30 PM
Minnehaha Academy
3100 West River Parkway Minneapolis Minnesota 55406 us
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Spring Concert
World premiere of "Invocation and Remembrance" for wind ensemble by Linda Tutas Haugen
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4/24/2009 07:30 PM
Minnehaha Academy
3100 West River Parkway Minneapolis Minnesota 55406 us
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The Northwestern College Choir Spring Tour
The Northwestern College Choir, conducted by Timothy Sawyer, is performing "Be Still and Know" for SATB chorus, cello and piano on their annual tour.
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3/22/2009 04:00 PM
Salem Covenant Church
2655 5th Street NW New Brighton Minnesota 55112 us
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The Northwestern College Choir Spring Tour
The Northwestern College Choir, conducted by Timothy Sawyer, is performing "Be Still and Know" for SATB chorus, cello and piano on their annual tour.
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3/20/2009 07:30 PM
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
3920 Victoria St. N Shoreview Minnesota 55126 us
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FORMAL EDUCATION
University of Minnesota, Master of Arts, Composition and Theory
St. Olaf College, Bachelor of Arts in Music
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Composers Forum
American Music Center
ASCAP
RESIDENCIES, FELLOWSHIPS, AND AWARDS
Bush Foundation, Artist Fellowship Finalist 2007
American Composers Forum, Faith Partners Residency, Composer-in-Residence,
Mt. Zion Temple and Colonial Church, Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN 2004-2006
Meet The Composer, New Residencies, Fellowship/Composer-in-Residence
Greater Grand Forks Symphony Orchestra, Grand Forks/ East Grand Forks
High Schools, North Valley Arts Council, Lutheran Social Services, ND 1999-2001
American Composers Forum, Continental Harmony, Composer-in-Residence
McCall Music Society, Chamber Orchestra and Chorus, McCall, ID 1999 - 2000
American Composers Forum, Rural Residencies, Composer-in-Residence
The Judy Garland Museum, Grand Rapids, MN 1997 - 1998
Artist Assistance Fellowship, Minnesota State Arts Board 1997
MAJOR COMMISSIONS AND AWARDS
Minnehaha Symphonic Wind Ensemble - Work for concert band 2009
American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers, ASCAPLUS Award 2008
American Guild of Organists - Anthem for trumpet, organ AGO's National Convention 2008
American Composers Forum Subito Award 2008
Virginia Arts Festival / The Virginia Opera - Opera (Pocahontas) 400th Anniversary of Jamestown observance 2007
St. Mark's Lutheran Church, San Francisco, CA - for chorus and organ
Music Director's 25th Anniversary and Dedication of Church's new Taylor and Boody organ 2006
Meet The Composer, MetLife Creative Connections Award 2007
National Endowment for the Arts - Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies - Overture
Music Educators' National Convention appearance by GTCYS 2006
National Kidney Foundation - Work for symphony orchestra
U.S. Transplant Games, to celebrate 50 years of organ transplantation 2004
San Francisco Girls Chorus - Work for SSAA chorus, string quartet
SFGC's 25th Anniversary Celebration Concert 2004
Jerome Foundation's Composers Commissioning Program - Work for symphony orchestra Minnesota Youth Symphony's 25th Anniversary Concert 1997
RECORDINGS AND BROADCASTS
Invocation and Remembrance Broadcast: National Public Radio, Pipe Dreams 2009
Lynn Erickson, Trumpet, Andrew Hackett, Organ. Host Michael Barone interviews Haugen
Invocation and Remembrance Recording: Minnesota Organ Book, Augsburg Publishing Co. 2007
Martin Hodel, Trumpet, Kraig Windschitl, Organ. Producer: American Guild of Organists
Anne Frank: A Living Voice Recording: Voices of Hope and Peace, San Francisco Girls Chorus
Susan McMane, Conductor. Producer: Steven Barnett, Skywalker Sound 2006
The Fable of Old Turtle Recording: The Fable of Old Turtle, Keith Bear, Native American Flute
Chiara String Quartet, Douglas Wood, Narrator. Producer: Makoche, Bismarck, ND 2001
The Garland Songs Recording: The Garland Songs, Norah Long, Soprano
Producer: William Lund/Kathryn Hanford. Sponsor: The Schubert Club of St. Paul 2000
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