1. "To D.R. in Holloway," Anthology a cappalla quartet, Cambridge, MA. Soloists: Anney Gillotte. soprano, Michelle Vachon, mezzo-soprano. Set to a text by Joan Lavendar Guthrie, a Brittish suffragette. (2009)

2. ...But Not Heard, Why II, Rachel Arnold, cello, E. Reed Ferenbaugh, prepared folk harp. Performed as part of a New Gallery Concert Series event. (2009)

3. "Eve's Advice to Her Granddaughters," poem by Laurie Robertson-Lorant, part of a choral cycle series called The Woman in the Garden. Recorded and performed by Eva Kendrick. (2008)

4. ...But Not Heard, Why III, another movement from the three-movement piece for cello and prepared folk harp. (2009)

5. Sonata for Flute Oboe Clarinet and Viola: Winding Road. An exerpt of the first movement of a two-movement chamber work. Flute: Jessica Sherer. Oboe: Izumi Chato. Clarinet: Elaine Clark. Viola: Roy Rudolph. (2005)

6. "I Envy Seas Whereon He Rides," a duet from the one-act chamber opera Emily, about the life of the Amherst poetess Emily Dickinson. In this scene, Emily's brother Austin and his mistress Mabel, read aloud one of Emily's poems. Mabel: Kara Lund. Austin: Eric Castro. (2002)

7. Sonata for Flute Oboe Clarinet and Viola: Blue Dream. The second movement of the chamber work. (2005)

8. Debit Dude, a song cycle for bass-baritone, violin, cello and piano. Poems by Paul Turner. Premiered by bass-baritone William O'Neill. (2008)

9. "I Love You," a song from Kendrick's musical comedy Le Bistro Cafe. Soloist: Moqui Lund, piano: Eva Kendrick. Recorded by Nelson Lee. (2003)

*** Please note, all recordings are taken from live performances except where otherwise indicated. 1 First Church Cambridge, 2 & 4 Community Music Center of Boston, 5 & 7 Longy School of Music, 6 Mary K. Hail Music Mansion, 8. San Francisco Conservatory.