Still Changing Me: SATB Choral Octavo

The piece carries an introspective quality, exploring transformation with honest melodic writing. There's warmth in the harmonies but also a sense of unresolved seeking that keeps listeners engaged rather than providing easy comfort.

SATB choirs looking for sacred repertoire that connects to contemporary spiritual questioning without veering into overly sentimental territory. This works for established ensembles seeking something singable but musically substantive for a regular concert or worship service.

• Balance the text intelligently across voices so 'changing' doesn't disappear into accompaniment or become overstated. Each voice needs clarity in its moment.
• Find the natural breathing spots before you mark them; the 7 pages will feel shorter if the phrasing emerges from musical logic rather than arbitrary rest points.
• Let the harmonies breathe slightly. This writing rewards a conductor who resists pushing tempo and instead shapes through vowel consistency and voice independence.

Place this as a centerpiece of a sacred choral program or pair it with hymn-based literature for a thematic set on spiritual growth. Its seven pages make it ideal for a concert program's middle section, where it can breathe without rushing.

• Voice independence within SATB texture
• Sustaining lyrical lines across multiple phrases
• Balancing clarity and blend in contemporary harmonic writing