Works For Chorus
- Haze Gold for chorus (1962, text by Carl Sandburg)
- A Clear Midnight for chorus (early 1960s, text by Carl Sandburg)
- Spring Grass for chorus (early 1960s, text by Carl Sandburg)
- Another Look at Harmony, Part IV for chorus and organ (1975)
- Fourth Series Part One for chorus and organ (1977)
- Three Songs for chorus a cappella (1984, texts by Leonard Cohen, Octavio Paz and Raymond Levesque)
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