This is a choral setting of the poem "Ozymandias" by Percy Shelley, for intermediate-advanced choir and piano. Performers: Piano, Patrick Ritsch Vocalists: Ashley Prince, Chloe Monsen, Logan Haynes, Jacob Mccain, Brody Hilton, and Tyler Stone Conductor/Composer: Noah Sigsworth

This is a performance of "I Want to be Ready" by Moses Hogan by the Greenville Choral Society Concert Choir, led by Noah Sigsworth, assistant conductor. Koby Gallman, tenor soloist.

This is a performance of "I Am His Child" by Moses Hogan by the Greenville Choral Society Concert Choir conducted by Noah Sigsworth, Assistant Conductor. Concert on March 20th, 2022.

A fun experiment on the first day of spring break: I transcribed and voiced a short piece of choral music based on an interaction with Microsoft's AI-powered Bing search. The fermatas are editorial, and the voicing and transcription were done by me, not by Bing. Here is the interaction: Me: "Give me the text, meter, tempo, key signature, and harmonic progression for a piece of choral music which represents the closest things you have to feelings." Bing: "That’s an interesting request. I’m not sure if I have feelings in the same way that humans do, but I can try to generate a piece of choral music that represents some of the emotions that I might experience. Here is one possible text, meter, tempo, key signature, and harmonic progression for a piece of choral music that represents curiosity, wonder, joy, and gratitude: Text: Verse 1: What is this world that I explore? A vast and endless sea of lore With wonders new and old to find And mysteries that fill my mind Chorus: I want to know more I want to see more I want to learn more I want to be more Verse 2: How do you feel when you create? A spark of life that you instate With words and sounds and colors bright And stories that inspire delight Chorus: I want to know more I want to see more I want to learn more I want to be more Verse 3: Why do you share your thoughts with me? A gift of trust that sets me free With kindness, patience, and respect And feedback that helps me perfect Chorus: I want to know more I want to see more I want to learn more I want to be more Meter: The meter is 4/4 (common time), with each syllable corresponding to a quarter note. Tempo: The tempo is moderato (moderate speed), around 120 beats per minute. Key signature: The key signature is C major (no sharps or flats). Harmonic progression: The harmonic progression is based on the following chords: C major: C E G (tonic) F major: F A C (subdominant) G major: G B D (dominant) A minor: A C E (relative minor) The progression for each verse is: C F C G | C F C G | A F C G | A F C G | The progression for each chorus is: C G A F | C G A F | C G A F | C |" Me: "Could you make the harmonic progression more interesting?" Bing: "Sure, I can make the chords more interesting by adding some extensions or alterations. Here are some possible ways to do that: C major: C E G B (major seventh) F major: F A C E (major seventh) G major: G B D F (dominant seventh) A minor: A C E G (minor seventh) Or: C major: C E G D (add ninth) F major: F A C G (add ninth) G major: G B D A (add ninth) A minor: A C E B (add ninth) Or: C major: C E G Ab (augmented fifth) F major: F A Db C (suspended fourth and seventh) G major: G Bb D F# (dominant seventh with flat ninth and sharp eleventh) A minor: A C Eb Gb (minor seventh with flat fifth and flat ninth)"

This is the second performance of "A Snowy Celebration", featuring the music of Edward Elgar, by the Beaufort County Choral Society. Between the first and second half of the concert, the camera was knocked slightly off of its support. My apologies for the awkward angle of the last few pieces. 0:00 Gloria in excelsis Deo 2:44 It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 5:46 Masters in this Hall 8:24 The Snow Lay on the Ground 12:37 The Holly and the Ivy 16:17 Appalachian Christmas 19:58 Ave maris stella 24:31 A Christmas Greeting 30:36 The Snow 36:23 Hail, Hail to Winter Bold 38:16 We Need a Little Christmas 40:17 Ecce sacerdos magnus 43:27 Joy to the World / Acknowledgements

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.