dominickdiorio
conductor • composer
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One More Stocking by the Fire

Hymns & Carols

chorus with piano

work detail

instrumentation: unison and piano

completion date: december 2025

duration: 3 minutes

texts: On an original text by the composer

events

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DARK/LIGHT: A FEAST OF CAROLS

Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia - Dominick DiOrio

St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Chestnut Hill - Philadelphia, PA

December 12, 2026

2:00 pm

The Christmas story has always held both the isolation of a cold night far from home, and the hope that breaks through it. Showcasing the world premiere of Harold Burgmayer's In Thy Dark Streets Shineth, a meditation on the light that finds its way into even the darkest corners of our lives. It joins other new and recent works by composers Sarah Quartel, Saunder Choi, Ben Ponniah, Rex Isenberg, and others, alongside beloved choral chestnuts that trace the emotional range of the winter season. Featuring Timberdale Brass, organist Andy Kotylo, and pianist Ting Ting Wong. Two performances, 2pm and 5pm. More details and tickets here.

audio

One More Stocking by the Fire

MCP Section Leaders Katy Avery, Jen Rafferty, Jonathan Hartwell, Lucas DeJesus, singers and Dominick DiOrio, piano - demo recording (December 20, 2025).

commission and dedication

Commissioned by Tracy Kate and John Talian for the Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia 2025 Holiday Fundraiser in celebration of the birth of their grandson Malcolm Talian Bogle.

text

One More Stocking by the Fire

Each year on Christmas morn We’d gather to be near. The frosted trees were shorn Bereft of Fall’s veneer. Yet now with babe newborn Cold winter turns to cheer! With one more stocking by the fire.

Years past we’d gather too, With four of us and pup-- A lovely cavapoo-- Our Yule all buttoned up. But now with grandbabe new, O’erflowing is our cup! With one more stocking by the fire.

Great blessings to our kin! A family now six-made, A wondrous new begin For which we all have prayed. And now with babe’s wide grin A joyous feast is laid! With one more stocking by the fire.

Copyrigh © 2025 Dominick DiOrio. All rights reserved.

information

events

12

DARK/LIGHT: A FEAST OF CAROLS

Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia - Dominick DiOrio

St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Chestnut Hill - Philadelphia, PA

December 12, 2026

2:00 pm

The Christmas story has always held both the isolation of a cold night far from home, and the hope that breaks through it. Showcasing the world premiere of Harold Burgmayer's In Thy Dark Streets Shineth, a meditation on the light that finds its way into even the darkest corners of our lives. It joins other new and recent works by composers Sarah Quartel, Saunder Choi, Ben Ponniah, Rex Isenberg, and others, alongside beloved choral chestnuts that trace the emotional range of the winter season. Featuring Timberdale Brass, organist Andy Kotylo, and pianist Ting Ting Wong. Two performances, 2pm and 5pm. More details and tickets here.


audio

One More Stocking by the Fire

MCP Section Leaders Katy Avery, Jen Rafferty, Jonathan Hartwell, Lucas DeJesus, singers and Dominick DiOrio, piano - demo recording (December 20, 2025).

commission and dedication

Commissioned by Tracy Kate and John Talian for the Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia 2025 Holiday Fundraiser in celebration of the birth of their grandson Malcolm Talian Bogle.


text

One More Stocking by the Fire

Each year on Christmas morn We’d gather to be near. The frosted trees were shorn Bereft of Fall’s veneer. Yet now with babe newborn Cold winter turns to cheer! With one more stocking by the fire.

Years past we’d gather too, With four of us and pup-- A lovely cavapoo-- Our Yule all buttoned up. But now with grandbabe new, O’erflowing is our cup! With one more stocking by the fire.

Great blessings to our kin! A family now six-made, A wondrous new begin For which we all have prayed. And now with babe’s wide grin A joyous feast is laid! With one more stocking by the fire.

Copyrigh © 2025 Dominick DiOrio. All rights reserved.


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