September 2025

Taking Flight

In Moonlight (feat. Lorna Crozier, Doriann Forrester & Esther Ewing)

Dancing with the choir

Breaking and crashing

Day 19 of Jamuary 2022 Challenge.
It is some sort of house.

So glad to learn new tools along the way.

See you then, buddy

This track is a hybrid between #Jamuary and #FinishFebruary.
Quantum state

Pedras no caminho

La mélodie dans l'espace yx

Coin-kid-ink (or a happy coincidence...)

"Take me where the sunrise never fades" is a track created with KIA VST Instrument and uses a variety of nature sounds.

Take me where the sunrise never fades

Incontriamoci alla vecchia stazione ferroviaria di notte

This track started with a guitar riff played over and over again. It travelled across time zones and continents. It starts on the bright side, then wanders into the unknown territories. There is some light breaking in, in the middle - same as in the picture, and then it ends, with a kick.
Enjoy!

Long time ago in Berlin

Remembering the wonderful memories, celebrating the neon present, and looking forward to bright future.
Enjoy the movie about your life!

One day, these neon times will make beautiful memories in sepia

The Birth Song 誕生歌(Bilingual Song)
from children's opera The Monkiest King 淘氣小猴皇
for SA children chorus (2 groups of "Elements" characters)
by Alice Ping Yee Ho 何冰頤 and Marjorie Chan



The Monkiest King - Scene 1 Birth Song

Song of The Clouds 彩雲之歌
from children's opera The Monkiest King 淘氣小猴皇
for erhu, pipa, piano and SATB chorus
music & Chinese lyrics: Alice Ping Yee Ho
作曲及中文歌詞: 何冰頤


Song of the Clouds

This piece was performed at a student composers concert at Wilfrid Laurier University in the spring of 2017.

Performers: Morgan Lovell, Isaac Maliach, Dylan Murphy, Chris Yoon, Jeremy Hunter

Revolve

Performers:

Amanda Lowry (flute), Erik McKintyre (trumpet), Veda Hingert-McDonald (violin), Carl Ng (saxophone), Morgan Lovell (cello), Gregory Turner (piano), Brayden Krueger (marimba), Max Lindsay (percussion)

This composition is made up of a collection of different guidelines ranging in specificity, so that the resulting music is left up to the various improvisatory choices of the performers. 

This piece was performed on April 6th 2019 at the composition students' Grad Festival at Wilfrid Laurier University.

what I heard through your ears

Association of Canadian Women Composers

The ACWC is a professional organization for Canadian women composers, their supporters, and the performers of their music.

Revolve

Morgan Lovell

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