discography

Mirabai Ensemble & Sandra Snow, artistic director, released this new album "Home in Me" which includes my work *Broken* with poetry by Megan Levad.

NOTUS * Dominick DiOrio, director Roger Roe * English horn

There are generally two ways one can face a crisis. One can give up, or one can persevere and use it to one’s advantage. Choir director Dominick DiOrio definitely chose the latter during the pandemic, turning his reflections and sentiments about it into a profoundly engaging, almost philosophical choral album titled WHAT IS OURS. DiOrio conjures a formidable cross-section of music by a range of contemporary composers that not only reflects the diversity and multiplicity of modern-day America, but also its underbelly of struggle, challenge, and an eventual triumph of humanity.

Southern Spirit Singers (London, UK) release their first album, featuring my work *Day of Fire and Sun*.

An emotional and collaborative tour de force, Dominick DiOrio’s FETTER & AIR presents the Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia’s own words set to a haunting soundscape that explores each member’s innermost hopes, fears, dreams, and desires. The massive undertaking is a skillful combination of 562 audio files comprising spoken word and singing by 61 chorus members, combined into a single piece by DiOrio and sound designer Justin “JG” Geller.

Miami University Men's Glee Club - Jeremy D. Jones, cond. Featuring a recording of *Let Us Plant Our Gardens Now*

Miami University Schola Cantorum - Jeremy D. Jones, cond. Ars Veritas - Jakob Patriksson, cond.

Featuring the world premiere recording of Verbum caro factum est

Willow Consort - Danny Purtell, cond. Featuring a recording of I Am

"The President's Own" United States Marine Band (Col. Jason K. Fettig, director) Choral Arts Society of Washington (Scott Tucker, artistic director) Featuring the world premiere recording of Silent Moves the Symphony True

Debut album featuring five world premieres NOTUS * Dominick DiOrio, director * Feat. Zorá String Quartet

Schwetzinger Kammerchor * Alexander Güttinger, dir. Featuring D. DiOrio's "You Do Not Walk Alone"