Christopher Lee Fraley
composer, publisher, choral tenor
Christopher Lee Fraley
composer, publisher, choral tenor
“…a passionate, directly communicable, and intrinsically *human* experience.”
—Dr. Gary D. Cannon, director Emerald Ensemble & Cascadian Chorale
Enjoy your time exploring my music and looking through my scores. Please reach out if you have any questions or if you would like to work together on a project!
If you are interested in talking, we can meet one-on-one over Zoom! Just make a reservation on my Calendly page.
Listen here:
The Movable Do podcast (October 27, 2020) “Composer and conductor Steve Danielson interviews other living composers to learn about their journeys, successes, and learning experiences.
“This week, Hawaii-based composer Chris Fraley discusses how his background as a math and science wiz influences his love for counterpoint. Featured in this episode: Eire’s Call, The Plains, Hine Ma Tov, and the premiere of the recording of A Light Exists In Spring. Plus, experimentations with Just Intonation.”
For more information about any of the featured pieces, click below:
New music video!
Seventy minutes of choral music by Fraley
A fun Epiphany animation
Including Kyrie from Missa Dramatica (F. 174)
Baritone (or Tenor), Flute, Piano
Learn how music works, focusing on an experiential approach to how sounds combine. Visit PitchMatters.com and learn why pitch matters!
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A charming setting of Heinrich Heine’s (1797-1856) famous poem for unaccompanied SATB choir.
a cappella, German, Heinrich Heine, SATBWritten for a small church choir which was light on tenor and bass voices. While easy for the choir to learn and sing, there is a lot of musical interest, including the counterpoint in the piano and a cleverly hidden modulation towards the end of the music. Appropriate for baptism or Eastertide.
Anthem, Baptism, Eastertide, English, Piano, Sacred, SATBRaw emotions evoked by Oscar Wilde’s imagery, presented as a scene from an opera, written for SATB with tenor solo.
English, Oscar Wilde, SATB, TenorCopyright © 2010 – 2023 by Fraley Music, Inc.
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