Gwyneth Walker
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- May 18, 2008: Performance of Chester (2006) for SATB chorus and piano, When Jesus Wept (2006) for SATB chorus and piano, Feathers and Frogs (2006) for chorus and piano, More Love (2006) for SATB chorus and piano, Let Evening Come (2006) for SATB chorus and piano, and The Tree of Peace (2006) for SATB chorus and piano by the Stow Festival Chorus and the Master Singers of Worcester, Stow, Massachusetts
- May 18, 2008: Performances of Crossing the Bar (2003) for SSA chorus and piano and "So Many Angels!" from The Spirit of Women (2000-02) for SSAA chorus by the Bella Voce Chorus of Vermont, South Hero, Vermont
- May 18, 2008: Performance of I Thank You God (2002) for SATB chorus and orchestra by the Norman North High School Choir, Norman, Oklahoma
- July 26, 2008 (as part of conference from July 20-26): Performance of A Heart in Hiding (2006) for SATB chorus, mezzo-soprano solo, and piano by CONCORA, Avon Old Farms School, Avon, Connecticut
- August 7-10, 2008: Performance of Signs of Life (2007) for flute and piano by Sandra Lunte and Rick Seiler at the National Flute Association National Convention, Kansas City, Missouri
- November 12-15, 2008: Composer-in-residence, University of Tampa, Tampa, Florida
- November 15, 2008: World premiere of a new work for chorus, Illinois Music Educators Association Choral Festival, Evanston Township High School, Evanston, Illinois
- November 21, 2008: "Concert and Conversation on the Vocal Music of Gwyneth Walker", Students of Maria Lagios, Students and Faculty of the College of DuPage, and Members of the New Classic Singers, DuPage, Illinois
- November 22, 2008: World premiere of Tenderness (2008) for soprano, oboe, percussion, and strings by Michelle Areyzaga and Camerata Chicago, North Central College, Naperville, Illinois
- November 23, 2008: Performance of Tenderness (2008) for soprano, oboe, percussion, and strings by Michelle Areyzaga and Camerata Chicago, College Church, Wheaton, Illinois
- November 24, 2008: Performance of Tenderness (2008) for soprano, oboe, percussion, and strings by Michelle Areyzaga and Camerata Chicago, Live Radio Broadcast, WMFT, Illinois
- December 1, 2008: World premiere of a new Christmas work for women's chorus and My Beloved Son (2008) for SSAA chorus, solo mezzo-soprano, and organ by the Tapestry Women's Chorus, Colfax, Washington
- December 2, 2008: World premiere of a new Christmas work for women's chorus and My Beloved Son (2008) for SSAA chorus, solo mezzo-soprano, and organ by the Tapestry Women's Chorus, Pullman, Washington
- December 6, 2008: World premiere of a new Christmas work for women's chorus and My Beloved Son (2008) for SSAA chorus, solo mezzo-soprano, and organ by the Tapestry Women's Chorus, Palouse, Washington
- December 28, 2008: Performance of Come Life, Shaker Life! (2002) for SATB chorus, children's chorus, and orchestra by the Singapore International School and the Jakarta Symphony Orchestra, Nusa Indah Theater, Balai Kartini, Jarkata, Indonesia
- February 28, 2009: "Music of Heaven and Earth: The Best of Morten Lauridsen and Gwyneth Walker" including Every Life Shall Be a Song (2005) for SATB chorus and piano, Tambourines from Harlem Songs (2000) for SATB chorus and piano, Dreams and Dances (1992) for SATB chorus and piano, "Careless Love" from American Ballads (1992) for SATB chorus and flute, Together in Song (2005) for SATB chorus, trumpet, percussion, and piano, The Whole World (in His Hands) (1999) for treble voices and piano, "Come Life, Shaker Life!", "Hope Up and Jump Up", and "Come to Zion" from Come Life, Shaker Life! (2002) for SATB chorus and piano, and "Down by the Riverside" from New Millennium Suite (1999-2000) for SATB chorus and piano by the Frederick Chorale, Frederick, Maryland