Revelation 21: 1-6a-Setting of Revelation 21: 1 6a commisioned by Soli Deo Gloria with support from Crossway Bibles and from the University of Chicago and premiered in June 2011 by the University of Chicago’s Rockefeller Chapel Choir and Motet Choir.A dramatic and powerful setting of an iconic text this work opens with a homophonic passage for full choir (divisi) with wide slow dynamic gradations and silences. Polyphonic sections alternate with further homophony; upper voices then usher in a very soft pasage over lower voice drones before a fortissimo ending derived from the work's beginning.

G-Dur-Through the addition of an orchestral accompaniment and slight modifications Mendelssohn integrated this eight-voice a cappella motet composed in 1844 into Elijah.

Commissioned by Soli Deo Gloria this 9-minute setting of Psalm 104 is described by the composer as overflowing with the glories of creation earth and the heavens. Glorious Majesty is a work of contrasts with sections performed by both large and small groups of singers as well as shifting moods and harmonies to highlight the distinction between passages in the text that praise God and those that praise God's creation.