Malcolm Kogut
With the piano taking on a strong role in musical leadership of Catholic liturgies and providing voluntaries during the celebration, there is a need for keyboard repertoire during the liturgy. Three collections published by GIA fill part of that need. Their contents were written by Malcolm Kogut, an upstate New York musician with a background that is as broad as it is varied.
An avid sports fan, he sees the combination of his music talent with his interest in sports as a divine joke. "God played a cruel impractical joke on me by endowing me with a passion for music and sports. He also left out the silver spoon, which is a necessity for both." There may not be a silver spoon, but there is a golden pen, which has provided Malcolm a facile and satisfying composition style.
An avid sports fan, he sees the combination of his music talent with his interest in sports as a divine joke. "God played a cruel impractical joke on me by endowing me with a passion for music and sports. He also left out the silver spoon, which is a necessity for both." There may not be a silver spoon, but there is a golden pen, which has provided Malcolm a facile and satisfying composition style.
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- Piano Reflections 1
- Spirit of the Living God
- Psalms for the Church Year
- Lord, in Your Great Love
- Psalm 112: Like A Lamp In the Darkness
- Psalm 47: God Mounts His Throne To Shouts of Joy
- Psalm 137: Let My Tongue Be Silenced
- Psalm 51: Create In Me a Clean Heart
- Psalm 67: May God Bless Us In His Mercy
- Psalm 145: The Hand of the Lord Feeds Us
- Psalm 4: Let Your Face Shine Upon Us
- Psalm 69: Lord, In Your Great Love
- Psalm 17: Lord, When Your Glory Appears
- Psalm 78: The Lord Gave Them Bread
- Psalm 22: I Will Praise You, Lord