

Music of the Spheres
Symphony with Added Rhythm Session
5 minutes
A moving original piece based on the hymn " This is My Father's World".

Lux Mundi
Choir SATB, Orchestra, and Soloists
47 minutes
A modern oratorio for Palm Sunday scored for choir, orchestra and soloists.

Walking in the Light
Mezzo-Soprano and Tenor Duet, with piano and optional strings accompaniment
4 minutes
A beautiful original duet by Frank Purdy. Featured on Frank's album Hymns and Songs.

God Speaks
Symphony with Added Rhythm Session
7 minutes
An original piece inspired by Genesis 1 account of the creation, based on the "Doxology". First performed by the Nashville Praise Symphony.

Secret Prayer
Choir SATB and Orchestra
5 minutes
A beautiful work by Frank Purdy based on Fanny Crosby's lyrics

After the Mist and Shadow
Choir SATB and Orchestra
4 minutes
A beautiful work by Frank Purdy based on Fanny Crosby's lyrics

I Know That My Redeemer Lives
Choir SATB and Piano
4 minutes
A beautiful new setting of the beloved hymn.

Christ the Lord is Risen Today
Choir SATB and Piano
4 minutes
A beautiful new setting of the beloved hymn.

Golgotha
Choir SATB and Piano
4 minutes
A poignant reflection on Christ's Crucifixion.

The Day My Savior Died
Choir SATB and Orchestra
6 minutes
A beautiful original song by Frank Purdy. Featured on Frank's album Hymns and Songs.

Lullaby for Baby Jesus
Choir SATB and Piano
3 minutes
A beautiful original song by Frank Purdy. Featured on Frank's album Hymns and Songs.

Take the World but Give me Jesus
Choir SATB and Piano
3 minutes
A beautiful original song by Frank Purdy with words by Fanny Crosby. Featured on Frank's album Hymns and Songs.

Heaven Bound
Choir SATB
3 minutes
A beautiful original song by Frank Purdy. Featured on Frank's album Hymns and Songs.

Blessed Day
Choir SATB
3 minutes
A beautiful original song by Frank Purdy with words by Fanny Crosby. Featured on Frank's album Hymns and Songs.

Crowning Mercies
Choir SATB and Piano
4 minutes
An original anthem by Amber Maxwell, Greg Nelson and Phillip Keveren for choir and piano.

Father Almighty
Choir SATB and Piano
4 minutes
An original anthem by Amber Maxwell, Greg Nelson and Phillip Keveren for choir and piano.

He Was There to Save
Choir SATB and Piano
4 minutes
An original anthem by Amber Maxwell, Greg Nelson and Phillip Keveren for choir and piano.

In the Beginning
Choir SATB and Piano
3 minutes
An original anthem by Amber Maxwell.

Triune Mystery (Anthem)
Choir SATB and Piano
3 minutes
An original anthem by Amber Maxwell, Greg Nelson and Phillip Keveren for choir and piano.

Aurora
Choir SATB, Orchestra, and Soloists
47 minutes
A modern Easter oratorio for choir, orchestra and soloists.

When God is Silent
Symphony with Added Rhythm Session
5 minutes
An original piece, first performed by the Nashville Praise Symphony.

A Prayer of Our Remembrance
Choir SATB and piano or organ
4 minutes
A moving new work for choir based on the tune "Melita".

Only One King
Choir SATB and Orchestra
5 minutes
A powerful anthem by Greg Nelson and Daniel Bondaczuk. Featured on the album Mystery and Wonder.

The Face of God on Earth
Choir SATB
4 minutes
A moving a cappella anthem by Amber Maxwell, Greg Nelson and Daniel Bondaczuk. Featured on the album Mystery and Wonder.

God of Wonder
Choir SATB and Orchestra
4 Minutes
A powerful anthem by Amber Maxwell and Greg Nelson, arranged and orchestrated by Daniel Bondaczuk.

Jesus, Gentle Savior
Choir SATB, Piano, Percussion, and Strings
4 minutes
A beautiful and delicate anthem by Amber Maxwell and Greg Nelson, arranged and orchestrated by Daniel Bondaczuk.

Blessing
Choir SATB
2 minutes
A beautiful choral setting of the priestly blessing.

Tenebrae
Choir SATB, Orchestra, and Soloists
47 minutes
A modern passion oratorio for choir, orchestra and soloists.

Love Divine
Choir SATB
3 minutes
A beautiful new setting of the beloved hymn.

The Keeper and the Jackal
Choir SATB and Piano
3 minutes
An original anthem for choir.

Voice of Oceans
Choir SATB and Piano
5 minutes
A beautiful original anthem for choir.

In Remembrance
Choir SATB and Piano
5 minutes
A beautiful original anthem for communion or Easter.

We Come Broken
Choir Anthem with Orchestration
4 minutes
Written by the creative worship team at Houston's First Baptist Church, this poignant and passionate call to worship will encourage the hearts of your congregation to enter God's presence with honesty and humility. The endearing SATB arrangement and orchestral landscape add to the profound impact of this setting.

The Passion
Choir Anthem with Orchestration
4 minutes

From the heart of the Hillsong Music movement around the world comes this moving and deeply impactful song for your Easter celebration service. This ardent SATB arrangement, accompanied by lush orchestration, is certain to be the culminating Easter worship experience for your church.

Sweet Hour of Prayer
Church Orchestra
3 minutes
The Orchestral Hymns series features easy and flexible traditional hymn arrangements for church orchestra.

It is Well With my Soul
Choir SATB, Orchestra (21211/2331/timp/perc[3]/pno/str, optional Handbells.
5 minutes
Commissioned by Andrews Academy and Ruth Murdoch Elementary music departments, this medley of two popular hymns encouraged students during the 2020 pandemic.

What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Church Orchestra
3 minutes
The Orchestral Hymns series features easy and flexible traditional hymn arrangements for church orchestra.

Fanfare
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tja)
1 minute
A short fanfare for brass quintet. Perfect for antiphonal concert openings.

The Deliverer
Actors, Choir SATB, Orchestra (2fl, 2ob, 2cl, 2bsn, 4hrn, 3tp, 3tbn, tba, timp, 4 perc, 2 kybr, harp, str)
54 minutes
A Sacred Musical for Actors, Chorus, Orchestra and Soloists

O Come O Come Emmanuel
Brass Quintet (2tp, hm, tan, tba)
3 minutes
The popular Christmas hymn arranged for Brass Quintet.

Silent Night
Brass Quintet (2pt, hn, tbn, tba)
3 minutes
The popular Christmas hymn by Franz Gruber, arranged for Brass Quintet.

Tremble
Piano, String Orchestra and Solo Accordion (Optional Melody parts in C, Bb, and Eb)
4 minutes
A piece for String Orchestra Accordion and Piano based on the popular Hymn "Were You There", as recorded in the Album One Name.

Hava Nagila
String Orchestra
4 minutes
This traditional Israeli folk song in a vibrant arrangement for string orchestra.

Bella Ciao
String Orchestra
2 minutes
A short yet bold arrangement of the classic tune feature on the TV show "La Casa de Papel" (Money Heist). Great for a concert encore.

Feira de Mangaio
Flute Quintet (pic, 3 fl, a.fl)
4 minutes
A very playful arrangement for flute ensemble highlighting the popular Brazilian rhythm of Baião.

All My Hope
Choir Anthem with Orchestration
5 minutes
The popular song by David Crowder, arranged for choir by Kirk Kirkland and orchestrated by Daniel Bondaczuk.

Carol of the Bells
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tba)
3 minutes
The popular Christmas carol, arranged for Brass Quintet.

O Holy Night
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tba)
3 minutes
The popular Christmas song by Adophe Adams, arranged for Brass Quintet.

Go Tell it on the Mountain
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tba)
3 minutes
The popular African-American Christmas tune, arranged for Brass Quintet with a jazzy approach.

Jingle Bells
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tba)
3 minutes
The popular Christmas song by James Pierpointl, arranged for Brass Quintet with a jazzy approach.

Joy to the World
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tba)
3 minutes
The popular Christmas song by G. F. Handel, arranged for Brass Quintet with a jazzy approach.

Light and Life
Christmas Musical for Choir and Orchestra
30 minutes
Light & Life is a 30-minute musical for the Christmas season, with optional narration, intended to help your church worship Jesus as the Light of the World and the Giver of Life. This collection of songs is based on the first chapter of the Gospel of John, and the stirring lyric of the beloved carol, “Hark! the Herald Angels Sing” by Charles Wesley. Created by Kirk Kirkland and arranged for choir, orchestra, and worship leaders by Camp Kirkland, Daniel Bondaczuk and Cliff Duren.

Behold Your King
Choir Anthem with Orchestration
5 minutes
Kirk Kirkland, Cindy Morgan and Greg Nelson have combined to create a song that reflects Mary's mood at knowing she would give birth to the Son of God. This thoughtful arrangement captures the essence of the moment and allows your choir to shine as they convey this powerful message. Don't miss Behold Your King!

Psalom 23
Choir SATB a cappella
4 minutes

A setting of the 23rd Psalm in the Russian language composed right after the separatist riots of 2014 in Ukraine, dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Ananii Bondaczuk. The piece of moderate difficulty is suitable for amateur choirs and a transliteration is available in the score.

Gloria
Choir SATB and Organ
7 minutes

Winning piece of composition competition celebrating the 150th anniversary of the St. Mark Episcopal Church at Evanston, IL
The joyful song the angels proclaimed on the night Christ was born became a significant part of the liturgy. Independent of denomination, all professed Christians rejoice in the “Gloria” and its significance. That’s the essence of this piece: a festive setting of the “Gloria” with the original text in Latin, accompanied by the Organ, adequate for the average church choir, and suitable for liturgical use regardless of denomination.

The Christmas Brass Quintet Series
Brass Quintet (2tp, hn, tbn, tba)
15 minutes
The entire collection of Christmas favorites arranged for Brass Quintet in a variety of styles. 7 arrangements total.

There is a Redeemer
Symphony with Added Rhythm Session
6 minutes
Orchestral setting of the famous tune by Melody Green, as recorded by the Nashville Praise Symphony.

Cantate Domino Canticum Novum
2 Iberian Organs
10 minutes
Cantate Dominum Canticum Novum was the winning work of the prize Joaquim Simoes da Hora, awarded during the 2nd edition of the In Spiritum festival, in the city of O Porto. It is also the introit for the 5th Sunday of Easter, date when the piece was premiered. This psalm perfectly reflects the spirit of this work, to give to the Iberian organ a contemporary voice. Furthermore, no other chant would be more appropriate to celebrate the rebirth of two important instruments, the organs of the church of the clergy (Igreja dos Clérigos) which return to integrate the music scene of Oporto after thorough restoration.
The piece consists of a single movement divided into seven interspersed subsections. These sessions are inspired by two typically Iberian musical styles: the Tiento (attempt), and the Batalla (battle). Though this terminology refers to more complex musical forms, they are used in the score to respectively characterize a polyphonic session with a soloist stop and a martial session with abundant use of horizontal reeds respectively. Other characteristic stylistic elements such as glosas, falsas, and the use of the split-keyboard have also been incorporated and adapted under a current linguistic approach, exerting a connection with the past while casting a vision for the future.

The Procession
Wind Quintet (Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon)
8 minutes
“The Procession” is a musical depiction of the religious feast that takes place during the celebration of Easter, as it is in many cities of Central and South America. Some of these cities have been found five hundred years ago by Spanish and Portuguese settlers and these religious practices have been preserved since then in its most authentic form. Religious feasts are not only an important religious matter to these people, it is also a celebration of their culture and diversity. In the New World, the Catholic traditions suffered influences from local Indigenous beliefs and African culture, what added elements to religious feasts which do not exist elsewhere in the world. This piece composed in 2013 is divided into four movements that describe the people, the event, the beliefs, and humanistic matters behind the scene with nuances that vary from the ragtime to the most elevated religiosity. More than portraying a centennial tradition, this piece celebrates human behavior and religiosity in a unique way, through a careful observation of a tradition which inspires reflection.

Three Songs
Soprano, Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Violin, Viola, Cello, Harp, and Percussion
12 minutes
Harold Monro was a British poet born in 1879. Son of a Scottish civil engineer and his wife, he ran the Poetry Bookshop in London and founded the Poetry review magazine, which helped many poets to bring their work before the public. In the turn of the century, he was called for military service during the World War I, but he didn’t become a mainstream war poet. Although his internal conflicts have proven to be even greater than those around him, his sensible worldview and the ability to write about everyday issues with delicacy became his greatest characteristics. This song cycle is an attempt to give new life to these poems almost a century after they were first published.
The first song “Solitude” is an insight over the monotony of life and its repetitions. The clock-like ostinato and the constant weighted pace seem to hold time still while all other events appear to be oversized. This distortion of time creates a semi-hypnotic atmosphere. The second song “Child of Dawn” is an ode to the frailty of life. As ephemeral as it is, yet beautiful, life is always changing like the colors of the sky in the first light of a new day. The song evolves like an image on steam blew by the wind that finally vanishes in the air. “The Nightingale near the House” is a cry of the inner voice fulfilling the need for expression that lies within every human being, just like a bird that sings in the stillness of the night.

Three Songs
Soprano and Piano
12 minutes
Harold Monro was a British poet born in 1879. Son of a Scottish civil engineer and his wife, he ran the Poetry Bookshop in London and founded the Poetry review magazine, which helped many poets to bring their work before the public. In the turn of the century, he was called for military service during the World War I, but he didn’t become a mainstream war poet. Although his internal conflicts have proven to be even greater than those around him, his sensible worldview and the ability to write about everyday issues with delicacy became his greatest characteristics. This song cycle is an attempt to give new life to these poems almost a century after they were first published.
The first song “Solitude” is an insight over the monotony of life and its repetitions. The clock-like ostinato and the constant weighted pace seem to hold time still while all other events appear to be oversized. This distortion of time creates a semi-hypnotic atmosphere. The second song “Child of Dawn” is an ode to the frailty of life. As ephemeral as it is, yet beautiful, life is always changing like the colors of the sky in the first light of a new day. The song evolves like an image on steam blew by the wind that finally vanishes in the air. “The Nightingale near the House” is a cry of the inner voice fulfilling the need for expression that lies within every human being, just like a bird that sings in the stillness of the night.

A Little Boat Adrift
Soprano and Piano
3 minutes
Based on a poem by Emily Dickinson, this song deals with probably the most traumatic experience to a parent: the loss of a child.

Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano
Alto Saxophone and Piano
18 minutes
The saxophone is an instrument which image and sound are very commonly associated with jazz. This Sonata has its influence on this genre. However, it was not developed as a collection of jazzy tunes for the saxophone, but as a contemporary multi-movement piece that borrows ideas from the jazz vocabulary within the context of contemporary classical music. “Bop” is a reference to the Be-Bop movement, and its highly improvisational character, with fast melodies and unpredictable rhythms; “Cry” is a mellow movement that explores the lyricism of the instrument; “Obsession” is a set of variations over a simple, repetitive, almost minimalistic theme; and “Swing” is a quasi-serial shuffle.

Sing Alleluia!
Choir SATB, optional Children's Choir, Orchestra (2131/2331/timp/perc[3]/pno/str, and optional Handbells.
6 minutes

Commissioned by the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church for the 2019 Music Fest, Sing Alleluia is a jubilant song for student ensembles (grades 6-12) that draws inspiration from Psalms.

Épitaphe Pour Deleuze
String Orchestra
7 minutes
Gilles Deleuze, the brilliant French thinker of the 20th century whose philosophy was mainly concerned with metaphysics and epistemology, dedicated a significant part of his work to discuss music. His developments over concepts such time, difference, and repetition provided new approaches for the analysis of Western music from Beethoven to Boulez. Self-characterized as a pure-metaphysician, Deleuze developed his work according to contemporary mathematics and science. He rejected the idea that life and creation are opposed to death and non-creation. He instead conceived the plane of immanence in which life and death are both equally contained. This plane of unqualified immersion or “embeddedness”, opposes the idea of transcendence as a real distinction, Cartesian or otherwise. Pure immanence is thus often referred to as a pure plane, an infinite field or smooth space without substantial or constitutive division.
Épitaphe Pour Deleuze is conceived on the antithesis of immanence: transcendence. In fact, the piece has little to do with the French philosopher himself. Instead, it goes deeper into the essence of the human being, displaying the mental deconstruction of philosophical humanism in face of one’s fear of imminent death. The piece, which is structured as a tone poem, depicts the final breaths of an individual who denies a life of skepticism and desperately pursues transcending redemption.