Recorded live at Concerts on the Slope, Brooklyn.

Carl Maria von Weber, Trio in g minor, Opus 63 II Scherzo-Allegro vivace

This new work by composer Liz Hanna is based on a Native American Folktale about a mouse on a journey to the Holy Mountain. She encounters a series of creatures along the way in need of help that she is able to provide. 
The second part of the story will be revealed in the second movement, which will premiere at Choral Chameleon's StoryTime 2 Concert in May.

The role of Jumping Mouse is sung by Liz Hanna, soprano.

The Story Of Jumping Mouse - Part One (Liz Hanna)

Demo recording of 'Hear Every Word' from new musical 'Radio Silence' 
- featured performers: Lydia Jane Pugh (vocals and piano), Sam Claxton (Violin), Chris Brookes (Viola), Chiara Bird (Cello) and Frankie Hagger (Cello)

Recorded at Apocalypse Studios

I Need You To Hear Every Word (Demo)

Demo recording of 'Spin That Dial' from new musical 'Radio Silence'. 
- Featured performers: Eve Le Sauvage (vocals), Laura Simpson (vocals), Lydia Jane Pugh (vocals + piano), Mike Sullivan (vocals), Sam Claxton (violin), Chris Brookes (viola), Chiara Bird (cello), Frankie Hagger (cello) 

Recorded at Apocalypse Studios

Spin That Dial Demo

Demo recording of 'Admit Defeat' from new musical 'Radio Silence'
- featured performers: Mike Sullivan (vocals), Lydia Jane Pugh (piano), Sam Claxton (violin), Chris Brooks (viola), Chaira Bird (cello), Frankie Hagger (cello)

Recorded at Apocalypse Studios

CONTENT WARNING: Song contains explicit language

Admit Defeat Demo

Performed by Indiana Wesleyan University Chorale, conducted by Davy Chinn.

INTO YOUR HANDS

In the shadow of death, we must not look to the past, 
but seek in utter darkness the dawn of God.

And it seems to me the only and greatest prayer we can make, 
in those hours when our path darkens before us,
is that of our Master on the Cross:
In manus tuas commendo spiritum meum.
Into your hands I entrust my spirit.

To the hands that broke and quickened the bread, 
which blessed and caressed, which were pierced— 
to the hands that are like our own—
to the sweet and powerful hands that reach
to the marrow of the soul, that form and create— 
when we suffer or are afraid, it is good
to surrender our soul to these hands so full of love.

In the shadow of death, we must not look to the past, 
but seek in utter darkness the dawn of God.

—Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (translated and adapted by the composer)

The Story Of Jumping Mouse - Part One (Liz Hanna)

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