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Judith Clurman Series

Emmy and Grammy nominated conductor, educator, and choral specialist Judith Clurman is driven by a passion for vocal music in all its forms and styles. Equally at home with repertoire from the classical canon to the American Songbook, musical theater and contemporary compositions, Ms. Clurman’s performances are marked by dynamic interpretations and effortless panache.

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Marvin Hamlisch : Anatomy of Peace

The final section of a larger work, this work opens with a solo voice and weaves a magical spell as the message of peace unfolds. Some fear the world, they hear the dissonance and say it always will be. I see the world as one community that must be joined by one law. Duration: c. 3:45.

Composer: Marvin Hamlisch

Brant Adams : Dodi Li

This wonderful melody by Steve Sher was recorded and made popular by the folk group Peter, Paul and Mary. it has been performed in concerts and weddings throughout the world. Brant Adams was commissioned to create this arrangement by series editor Judith Clurman for the wedding of her son Ari Ruben.

Arranger: Brant Adams

Judith Clurman : Eight Days of Lights

Chanukah is a celebration of freedom. Legend has it that when the eternal light was rekindled, there was only enough oil for one day. It miraculously lasted for eight. This new piece celebrates the festival and the miracle.

Composer: Judith Clurman

Judith Clurman : Eight Days Of Lights

Arranger: Judith Clurman | Composer: Judith Clurman

Andrew Lippa : Hope

Broadway composer Andrew Lippa composed this work for the Brooklyn Youth Chorus to a text by Emily Dickinson. The uplifting message unfolds above an accompaniment that alternates between flowing lines and stately chords. Duration: ca. 5:00.

Composer: Andrew Lippa

Mark Sirett : Responsibility

Jewish leader and scholar, Hillel the Elder, captures the tension between the need for healthy self-care and the importance of caring for others. Canadian composer Mark Sirett combines the ancient Hebrew text with modern English to create an elegant and folk-like setting.

Composer: Mark Sirett