Beach, Quarry Weave by Meredith Monk, The Journey by Catherine Aks, The Lamb by John Tavener, and many more. In 2007, Melodia performed Gloria in D major, RV 589, by Antonio Vivaldi, as originally written for the female voices of the Ospedale della Pietà in Venice in the early 1700s. In 2009, Melodia Women's Choir performed Olivier Messiaen's Trois petites liturgies with an all-women's orchestra in conjunction with Sacred Voices in a Sacred Space. The concert, Visions of Eternity, also included Lament, in Memoriam Olivier Messiaen, an homage to the composer by Iranian-American Reza Vali, performed by singer Naila Aziz. In 2013, Melodia Women's Choir participated in "Britten 100" to celebrate the centenary of composer Benjamin Britten with a performance of A Ceremony of Carols in a concert with harpist Rita Costanzi, pianist Taisiya Pushkar, percussionist Barbara Merjan and the Transfiguration Quintet. In 2016, Melodia Women's Choir performed Largo by Antonín Dvořák from his symphony From the New World, using a special arrangement by Margaret Dryburgh and Nora Chambers who created the work in an internment camp in the East Indies in World War II. The performance, part of the concert Awakening the Spirit, was presented in conjunction with the New York Philharmonic 175th Anniversary Initiative. In 2018, Melodia Women's Choir was honored by the New York City Council for "15 years of outstanding performances and beautiful music" and for "fostering greater harmony throughout our community and beyond." Melodia presented the World Premiere commissioned work, Red Bird, by Cevanne Horrocks-Hopayian inspired by the life of Zitkala-Sa in the concert, "Shadows Chasing Light." In 2019, Melodia presented "GLORIA: Lifting the Veil on Vivaldi's Masterpiece," an all-female version of the classic work by Antonio Vivaldi, interspersed with dramatic text about the girls' orphanage in Venice where the composer led the music program. Melodia also produced the first ever summer sing for women’s voices. In 2020, Melodia released two virtual choir selections, Gaelic Blessing by John Rutter in Spring 2020 and "The Rose" by Ola Gjeilo on the poetry of Christina Rossetti in the Fall 2020 concert, "Songs of Love and Hope." Lullaby, a CD released by Melodia Women's Choir, offers a collection of favorite lullabies from 16 classical or classically-styled composers, including Franz Schubert, Sally Lamb McCune, Gustav Holst, Ned Rorem, Johannes Brahms, Eric Whitacre, Paul Halley, Veljo Tormis and Bill Douglas (arranged by Allison Sniffin). Melodia Women's Choir is also heard