Arrangement in Black and Silver by Brad Bombardier Darci Griffith Gamerl, English horn Brad Bombardier, Soprano Saxophone Jim Pospisil, Piano

The Bel Canto Duo performing Seikilos-Into The Light. The inspiration for this work from one of the oldest known melodies from Ancient Greece. It was accompanied with this poem, "As long as you live - shine. Let nothing grieve you beyond measure For life is short & time will take its' toll.' -Epitaph of Seikilos Darci Griffith Gamerl - English horn, Singing Bowl David Downing - Cello, Looping Station, Singing Bowl Composed in memory of Brad Bombardier @ @

At Long Last was in inspired by a story of true love - found online - by several wonderful souls in their golden years. Cancer came into the picture, but true love prevails in this Rachmaninoff-inspired composition.

A composition by Darci Griffith Gamerl that channels the Native American belief of the sacred Seven Directions. The work channels musical styles across time and space in this work for oboe, cello & looping station, singing bowl and percussion.

Pietá by John Muehleisen Performed on Good Friday, March 30, 2018, at First Plymouth Church by the Plymouth Choir, Nebraska Wesleyan University Choir and soloists Kayla Wilkens and Ross Hauck accompanied by Darci Gamerl and William McMullen(Oboe/English Horn), Tony Falcone and Jeremy Spale(percussion) and Tom Trenney(organ), all under the direction of conductor Anton Armstrong.