Wienhorst Catalog: Parts 1-3

The Runaway Cowboy :
a children's opera in three scenes.
For SSAA, 4 Solo Voices, Pf, and Perc.

Composed 1989. Also arranged for chamber group (I.1.ii, below). Libretto by Sylvia Pick. Contains quote from the Welsh tune Ar Hyd y Nos in the composer's own setting, "God, Who Made the Earth and Heaven" (XIII.a.10, below), set here to an altered translation of Ar Hyd y Nos.

Alternate author: Boulton, Sir Harold (1859-1935) and Sylvia Pick (b.c.193?).
Duration: 45'.
Commissioned by the Children's Chorus of Victoria (Texas); Sammy Cowan, musical director.
1st performance: The Children's Chorus of Victoria, March 1991.
E.C.S. Publications #s 4657 (full score and percussion part); 4657A (choral score) (same as I.1.ii, below).
Collection holds (Box 1):
1 copy unbound manuscript photocopy, full score.
For percussion part see I.1.ii, below.

The Runaway Cowboy :
a children's opera in three scenes.
For SSAA, 4 Solo Voices, 2 Fls, 2 Vns, Va, Vc, Pf, and Perc.

Composed 1989 for SSAA, soli, piano, and percussion (1.1, above). Arranged for chamber group,
1991. Libretto by Sylvia Pick. Contains quote from the Welsh tune Ar Hyd y Nos in the composer's own setting, "God, Who Made the Earth and Heaven" (XIII.a.10, below), set here to an altered translation of Ar Hyd y Nos.

Alternate author: Boulton, Sir Harold (1859-1935) and Sylvia Pick (b.c.193?).
Duration: 45'.
Commissioned by the Glen Ellyn (IL) Children's Chorus; Sandra Prodon, musical director.
E.C.S. Publications # 4657 (full score and percussion part); 4657A (choral score) (same as I.1, above).
Collection holds (Box 1):
1 copy bound printed copy, full score
1 copy unbound printed copy, full score
1 copy unbound printed copy, rehearsal score
1 copy unbound printed copies, set of instrumental parts

Music for King Lear.
For Vc and 2 Perc.
Composed in 1992. Incidental music. Arranged as fantasia for band, 1999 (VIII.2, below).
Includes:

Introduction to Act I
Transition to Act I, Scene 2
Transition to Act I, Scene 3
Transition to Act I, Scene 4
Transition to Act I, Scene 5
Transition to Act II, Scene 1
Transition to Act II, Scene 2
Transition to Act II, Scene 3
Transition to Act II, Scene 4
Transition to Act III, Scene 1
Transition to Act III, Scene 2
Transition to Act III, Scene 3
Music into Intermission
Intr'acte to Part 2 - Act III, Scene 4
Transition to Act III, Scene 5
Transition to Act III, Scene 6
Transition to Act III, Scene 7
Transition to Act IV, Scene 1
Transition to Act IV, Scene 2
Transition to Act IV, Scene 3
Transition to Act IV, Scene 4
Transition to Act IV, Scene 5
Transition to Act IV, Scene 6
Transition to Act IV, Scene 7
Transition to Act V, Scene 1
Transition to Act V, Scene 2
Transition to Act V, Scene 3
End Music for King Lear

Duration: 15'.
Commissioned by the Valparaiso University Theatre and Television Arts Department, John Steven Paul, chair, for its production of the Shakespeare play King Lear..
1st performance: Pat White, Vc; Julie Sievers, Perc; Kyle Hanser, Perc; Jeff Doebler, music
director, April 16, 1993.
Collection holds (Box 1):
1 copy unbound printed copy, full score

A Christmas Fantasy.
For SATB and Orch (02[EH]00-0200-Perc, Str).
St. Louis, MO: Concordia Publishing House, 1991.

Composed in 1988. Also arranged for chorus and chamber group (IV.8, below). Includes quotes
from the carols "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" (Veni Emmanuel), "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming" (Es ist ein Ros), "From Heaven Above" (Susani), "O Come, All Ye Faithful" (Adeste Fideles), and "Joy to the World" (Antioch). In three sections. In memoriam Russell Wichmann.

Alternate authors: Baker, Theodore (1851-1934), Handel, George Friedrich (1685-1759), Hoppe, Anna (1889-1941), Neale, John M. (1818-1866), Wade, John F. (c.1711-1786), and Isaac Watts (1674-1748).
Includes:

I - Slowly, quietly ["O Come, O Come Emmanuel"]
II - Quietly but joyfully ["Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming" / "From Heaven Above"]
III - Energetically ["Joy to the World" / "O Come, All Ye Faithful"]

Duration: 11'.
CPH # 98-2944 (choral score). Instrumental parts available from CPH rental catalog.
Collection holds (Box 1):
1 copy bound manuscript photocopy, full score
1 copy published copy, choir part (for both III.2 and IV.8, below)

Domine in Caelo.
For SATB, Solo Sop, and Orch (0001-1100-Pf, Xyl, Perc, Str).
Composed in 1966. Latin text: Ps. 36:5-12. Tone row also used later in "Canticle for Percussion
and Orchestra" (VII.2, below).

Duration: 11'.
Commissioned by Valparaiso University for the 25th anniversary of President Kretzmann's tenure.
1st performance: Valparaiso University Chapel Choir and Orchestra, William Kroeger, cond., 1967.
E.C.S. Publications #s 5554 (full score); 5554A (instrumental parts); 5554B (choral part).
Collection holds (Box 1):
1 copy bound manuscript photocopy, full score