Current Sounds

Rebecca Schull in collaboration with William Tegtmeier, performing "Meeresstille" from Nikolai Medtner's 12 Songs after Goethe.

Rebecca Schull in collaboration with Dallas Aksoy perform "Will There Really Be A Morning?" and "I Will Paint Her" in Rebecca's first Masters Recital.

Early in her education, Rebecca showed a talent for composition, which has since led to collegiate and professional performances of her compositions.
"Rebecca has her own harmonic language."
- Dr. Mark Henderson

Download a free PDF of her "Laughing Song," a 4-part glee written in her teens, demonstrating Bach Chorale style writing. This also serves as a helpful sight-reading exercise.

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Purchase sheet music, including her most recently produced choral music, A Shakespearean Triptych, based on monologues from The Tempest, The Merchant of Venice, and Henry VI pt. III
Purchase includes unlimited prints, for performance use only. Distribution is prohibited.

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Current Sounds

Purchase sheet music, including her most recently produced choral music, A Shakespearean Triptych, based on monologues from The Tempest, The Merchant of Venice, and Henry VI pt. III Purchase includes unlimited prints, for performance use only. Distribution is prohibited.

Purchase sheet music, including her most recently produced choral music, A Shakespearean Triptych, based on monologues from The Tempest, The Merchant of Venice, and Henry VI pt. III
Purchase includes unlimited prints, for performance use only. Distribution is prohibited.