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EP403 Setting Texts at the Intersection of Secular and Sacred: Composer Dale Trumbore
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Today on In Unison we’re talking with composer and writer Dale Trumbore about choosing texts, blurring the line between the sacred and the secular, and her idea of a perfectly relaxing evening. We also discuss Choral Chameleon’s newly released recording of Dale’s secular requiem “What Are We Becoming?”
Edited by Fausto Daos
Music excerpts
- “After the Storm Passes” by Dale Trumbore, performed by Choral Arts Initiative
- “How to Go On: I. How” by Dale Trumbore, performed by Choral Arts Initiative
- “You Find Yourself Here”by Dale Trumbore, performed by Lebanon Valley College Chamber Choir
- “What Are We Becoming: Movement 2. The Last Good Days” by Dale Trumbore, performed by Choral Chameleon
- “Spiritus Mundi” by Dale Trumbore, performed by Suzi Digby, OBE, and the Golden Bridge Consort
Episode references
- Dale Trumbore, composer
- “Staying Composed” by Dale Trumbore
- Deus Ex Machina, album by Choral Chameleon
Theme Song: Mr. Puffy by Avi Bortnik, arr. by Paul Kim. Performed by Dynamic
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