Dr. R. Douglas Helvering

The Antioch Chamber Ensemble perform the world premiere of my "In Tempore" for chorus and piano at the 2011 Piccolo Spoleto Festival. The poetry is by my good friend Pam Winn.

The Westminster Kantorei, led by Andrew Megill, perform the world premiere of 'Come Thou Last', a setting of Rilke's very last poem for SATB chorus, piano, and violin.

R. Douglas Helvering conducts the William Baker Festival Singers at the glorious Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral in Kansas City, performing his Ave Maria, published by Hal Leonard.

The Western State College Concert Choir, directed by Heather Buchanan, performs the world premiere of Helvering's secular benediction "When the Night Finds You Lonely."

William Baker conducts the opening fanfare and song in the suite 'A Festival For Christmas' in concert in Atlanta, GA.

Hear the premiere offering of Dr. Helvering's arrangement of classic Christmas tunes for Handbells and Harp, performed on Christmas Eve, 2010 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Princeton Junction, NJ.

This is an excerpt from 'A Festival For Christmas', making use of the timeless classic 'O Holy Night', scored for brass, percussion, and organ.

Dr. Helvering conducts his 'Vouchsafe O Lord' (from the cantata 'Te Deum') during service at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Princeton Junction, NJ.

This is an excerpt (ending) of Dr. Helvering's 'Ubi Caritas', shot by a fan in the audience. The performance is offered by the William Baker Festival Singers at the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC. 

In this video, I offer some insight into the creation of 'In Tempore' a major choral work commissioned by the Antioch Chamber Ensemble.

Dr. Helvering and his wife, Megan, perform a handbell duet written by Hal Hopson at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Princeton Junction, NJ.

Katie Bromberg and Megan Helvering, accompanied by bell ensemble, offer R. Douglas Helvering's setting of 'My Faith Looks Up To Thee'.