On the evening of September 28th, heading out from the conclusion Catholic Art Institute conference in Washington, DC, I was alerted by Maggie Gallagher of
On May 19th I’ll be releasing my second album, Metanoia, published by the Polish label “DUX” and distributed internationally via Naxos. This is the story
Sometime around 2010, contralto Imelda Franklin Bogue approached me to set the Christmas poem of G.K. Chesterton’s “A Christmas Carol” to music. I was newly
Editor’s Note: T.M. Doran is a professor of engineering at Lawrence Technological University, but in recent years he has also managed to become one of
Editors Note: We have here Catholic Arts Today at its finest: a conversation between a significant young Catholic composer of sacred music and a significant
How does an artist approach the annals of history, walk amongst the hallowed treasures of Western society, and dare to deposit a work which may
The search for the sacred, from the composers’ point of view, often begins as a confluence of personal connections and practical need. Such is the
