When The Door Closes

Parents Who Passed: I. They Fade

Parents Who Passed: II. Mother

"Sin, Death" is the third installment of the song cycle, Parents Who Passed. Music by Sarah Grace Huntting. Performed by Desirée Beatty.Words based on a poem of the same title by the Norwegian writer, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson (1832-1910). 

The text portrays the concepts of sin and death as two sisters. In this poem, Death plots against Sin, telling her to get married. However, after the wedding, Death carried her sister, Sin’s, new husband away, dead.

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Parents Who Passed: III. Sin, Death

The fourth installment of the song cycle, Parents Who Passed,  the words for “In a Moment” are adapted from 1 Corinthians 1:52-55. Original music by Sarah Grace Huntting. Performed by Desirée Beatty. All rights reserved.

Parents Who Passed: IV. In a Moment

An original song by Allison Michelle Gabbert. Arranged for strings by me. 

Memories- An Arrangement.

An exciting modern piece for solo cello and piano. 

Flight

I wrote this song a couple of years ago, but because writing is rewriting, here is a new and improved version! 

Revised Song Without Words (June 2016)

A piece about hopes and longing. 

I uploaded this song a while ago, but this has some notation revisions in the file that make the whole song smoother and cleaner.

Theme For Viola (June 2016)

An original composition for string trio and piano that I wrote in August 2016. The end of a season.

August

A piece for SATB choir, string quartet, and mezzo soprano solo.

Click here for sheet music: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9pomTYOPoSyUUdFV3RvWjdQVWZnYzh2QnZNSWwydkpuOTNv/view

Glory to God in the Highest 
We give you thanks for your great glory
And on earth peace

Gloria

I'm definitely not the best singer, but I wrote a song and here it is.

Lyrics: 
The thorn in my side makes me bleed.
To stop the stream of blood to my feet
I Cover with a bandage so no one sees .
Will all this red really make me clean?

Communions of coffee and loneliness,     
 Darkened rooms and hollow chest.
Nobody believes that I try my best
To count myself among the blessed  .

And I ask to do great things  In your name, your name.
Sometime I’d rather you just take me  away, away. 

You want me to stay so I run the race with broken legs.
You ask me to stay so I'll run the race with broken legs.
(You want me to stay, you want me to stay)

In your name, in your name.

Broken Legs

As my former composition teacher would say, "excuse my composer voice." 
A song about the goodness of God, which is constant no matter how you feel about your life or even about Him.

Sometimes I’m overwhelmed
by this emptiness--
this sadness that fills my chest.
  I look to you  and I ask
"Since I’ve tried my best
Why won’t you move your hand 
to fix the rest?"

But you’re God of everything .
You are good, good, good to me.

I feel like sometimes you got it out for me
 When it’s so hard that I can barely speak 
So hard I don’t even want to breath .
Trying to turn my tear-stained cheek 
knowing somewhere inside you must be listening.

But you’re God of everything .
Oh, you're good, good, good to me.

And if it is for me you intercede 
 then you’re good, good, good to me.
And if it was for me that you’d bleed
then you’re good, good, good to me.
And if I lost every worldly thing 
you're still good, good, good to me.

Good To Me

A song about self-perception. "But when the credits of my movie role, am I the hero or the villain?

Movies

"I waited patiently for the Lord. He inclined to me and heard my cry."

Have You Tried...To Be Happy?

You Claim To Love

An original piece for solo harp composed for my private composition lessons. I'm currently doing a study of different instruments of the orchestra, composing solo pieces to gain a more intimate knowledge of the instrument. Contact me directly if you are interesting in purchasing sheet music.

Fantasia for Harp

My original song, Broken Legs, as performed on August 17, 2019, at my senior composition recital. A song about struggling with God's will for you through weakness. 

Soloist: Lexi Gunn
Backup Vocals: Jonny and Desiree Beatty
Guitar: Jonny Beatty
Ukelele: Sarah Honsinger

Broken Legs (Live)

Music is where I go where words alone are inadequate. 
Songwriter, composer, ukelele-player, mom, Jesus-lover.

Sarah Grace Huntting

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