Writings
- "The Immeasurable Space of Tones," Musicworks 91 (Spring, 2005)
- "Sonic Geography Alaska," Musicworks 93 (Fall, 2005)
- "Winter Music: Composing the North" (Wesleyan University Press, 2004)
- "Global Warming and Art," Orion (September - October, 2003)
- "Global Warming and Art," Musicworks 86 (Summer, 2003)
- "Winter Music. A Composer's Journal," The Best Spiritual Writing 2002 (Harper Collins, 2002)
- "Winter Music. A Composer's Journal," Musicworks 82 (February, 2002)
- "The Place Where You Go to Listen," The Book of Music and Nature (Wesleyan University Press, 2000) pp 181-182.
- "Winter Music. A Composer's Journal," Reflections on American Music (Pendragon Press, 2000) pp 31-48.
- "Strange and Sacred Noise," Yearbook of Soundscape Studies (Vol. 1: "Northern Soundscapes," ed. R. Murray Schafer and Helmi Järviluoma, 1998), pp 143-146.
- "The Place Where You Go to Listen," Terra Nova, 2/3, 1997, pp 15-16.
- "From the Ground Up," The Utne Reader, March-April, 1995, p 86.
- "Resonance of Place, Confessions of an Out-of-Town Composer," The North American Review, January/February, 1994, pp 8-18.
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