A performance of Jubilate Deo by Nancy Hill Cobb at the East Carolina University Collegiate Choir Fall Concert on November 3rd at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church. Conducted by Noah Sigsworth and accompanied by Sarah Summers. Roster - Soprano: Heather Blais, Olivia Joyner, Makenzy Kay, Corrina Miller, EmmaLee Oliver, Bethany Petersen, Caley Singleton, Zyion Stephens Alto: Natasha Barker, Mairead Colby, Kamryn Cox, Ella Green, Logan Haynes, Maggie Hemedinger, Sheleise Melendez, Erica Timmerman Tenor: Nicholas Barfield, Isaac Cooper, Edward Jones, Jacob McCain, Logan Mitscherlich, Ruben Ortega, Blaine Pittman Bass: Brody Hilton, Nathan Jasper, Shawn Kilpatrick, Mathew Spencer, Peter Woodruff

This is a short video promoting my (now-passed) senior recital; this footage is taken from my senior recital dress rehearsal.

Performed on April 28th, 2021 by the High Point University Chamber Singers. Based on the poem “The Ocean” by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Composed and conducted by Noah Sigsworth.

A performance of "How Great Thou Art" by the High Point University Chamber Singers. Version of the classic hymn arranged by Sam Robson for choir. Performed during spring choir tour in 2020.

Arranged by Noah Sigsworth for SATB Ensemble. Hymn composed by Carol Doran, Text by Thomas H. Troeger.

A short composition by Noah Sigsworth. This is my first attempt at a composition for classical orchestra, and I'm sure there are dozens of issues I haven't noticed in this piece. Also, as you can tell, it's quite short! I'm having trouble expanding my ideas. Please leave any critiques you can! I'm very new at this and would love any advice I could get. . A man tells the story of a fox who enters a small town, divided into two families, and pits them each other until the chaos is stopped by an old wizard who convinces the townsfolk to banish the trouble maker.

Earth Song, composed by Frank Ticheli. Performed by the High Point University Chamber Singers, conducted by Noah Sigsworth.

High Point University Wind Ensemble, conducted by Noah Sigsworth. Prepared for the concert "Spring Forward" at High Point University on April 27th, 2021 in Pauline Theater.