When You Are Old, for SATB chorus

music by Hans Bridger Heruth, text by William Butler Yeats

Performed by the Festival Singers of Florida, conducted by Kevin Fenton

Joy, for choir and orchestra

music by Hans Bridger Heruth, poetry by Sara Teasdale

Premiered by the Normandy Choral Festival Choir and Orchestra; conducted by Dr. Cameron LaBarr; performed in the Abbey of Saint-Étienne in Caen, France.

Carry, for soprano and piano

music by Hans Bridger Heruth, poetry by Billy Collins

This Path, for SATB voices

music by Hans Bridger Heruth, poetry by Robert Bode

Performed by the University Singers of the University of Missouri, conducted by Dr. R Paul Crabb

Il suono nel lago for soprano and piano

music by Hans Bridger Heruth, text by Federico Favali

performed by Robyn Driedger-Klassen, soprano and Karen Lee-Morlang, piano

Dear Danger, for voice and piano

Composed by Hans Bridger Heruth

Text by Ellison Land

The Mill, for baritone and piano

Composed by Hans Bridger Heruth

Text by E.A. Robinson

Vox Nova performs Heruth's "Pie Jesu", conducted by the composer.

After the brutal murder of one of Watson's dearest friends, Sherlock attempts to solve the case with the help of an unlikely ally - a medium! As Sherlock prods the family with questions and the Medium contacts the spirit world for answers, tension rises as the pair grows closer to solving the case and unmasking the perpetrator of this heinous crime!
Hans Bridger Heruth's arrangement of the traditional African-American spiritual, "Gospel Plow", performed by the Liberty Senior High School Concert Choir under the direction of Dr. Rika R. Heruth.

The Festival Singers of Florida perform 'Joy' by Hans Bridger Heruth

Amy Young and Lauren Rizzo, soloists

Dr. Kevin Fenton, conductor

Robin Shuford Frank and Justin Havard, Piano http://www.fsof.org

Appearing on the Paul Pepper Show to promote the new chamber opera composed by Hans Bridger Heruth, this aria begins with Sherlock Holmes after he arrives at the home of Major Blake who has recently been murdered. The family isn't pleased to see Sherlock, leading him to believe that one of them must be the murder!