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CHORAL
These things shall be — anthem for a capella choir (SATB with divisi), setting verses by John Addington Symonds. First performed by the London Oriana Choir, 5 July 2017, at the Cutty Sark, Greenwich.
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Lord, who shall dwell under your protection (Psalm 15) - anthem for a capella choir (SATB with divisi)
OPERA
Letter to Philemon — two-act chamber opera about an episode in the life of St Paul, scored for 8 soloists, small chorus, string-quartet, flute and guitar. First performed Aston Rowant church, 1984
The Tailor of Gloucester — mini-opera for children based on Beatrix Potter’s tale, for soloists, narrators, piano and guitars. First performed Lord Williams’ School, Thame, 1984
VOCAL
I will lift up mine eyes — anthem for high soprano and piano or organ. Click here to listen
Shining Cold — vocalise for high soprano, ondes martenot, viola and cello. First performed by Sally Harrison, Cynthia Millar and members of the Brindisi Quartet, Little Missenden Festival, 1986
The Spirit of Love — 3 songs for soprano and string quartet. First performed by Lucinda Cox and the Villiers Quartet, St George's Bristol, February 2020.
Songs of Faith and Joy — a cycle of 5 songs on Biblical texts for soprano and guitar. First performed Pallant House, Chichester, 1988. Click here to listen to 'When the Lord turned again'; click here to listen to 'I was glad'.
Two Shakespeare Sonnets — for tenor, soprano and piano. First performed by Ian Partridge and Lynne Dawson, Little Missenden Festival, 1989
The Kingdom of Heaven — completion of an unfinished composition by Pat Stephens, for tenor, soprano and piano. First performed by Ian Partridge and Lynne Dawson, Little Missenden Festival, 1989
Cuckoo, come! for soprano and piano. Click here to listen
New Home for soprano and piano
Come away, Death - song for tenor or soprano and piano; stage version with guitar accompaniment. Click here to listen
February — song for mezzo soprano and piano
Song of the Mad Prince — song for tenor or soprano and piano. Click here to listen.
The Last Days, Rufus, and The Tree — 3 songs for baritone and piano
2 Songs for Sarah — soprano and piano (or guitar)
Fire and Water - duets for soprano, alto and piano, part of an unfinished cycle, The Elements
STRING QUARTET
Nocturnal Scherzo — first performed by the Brindisi Quartet, Little Missenden Festival, 1986. Click here to listen
Sohrab and Rustum — quartet movement inspired by Matthew Arnold’s poem. First performed by the De Beauvoir Quartet, London, 1992 - Click here to listen
Variations on Love Divine — first performed for private recording by the Rasumovsky Quartet, 1996 - Click here to listen
CHAMBER
3 fugues on Biblical Subjects - first performed in a multi-tracked recording on lutes by Lynda Sayce, 2020. Click here to listen. Also arranged for viols; the first fugue has been recorded by Fretwork - click here to listen.
INSTRUMENTAL
Airs of the Seasons — sonata in 4 movements for piano duet (4 hands) - first performed by Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa at St George's Bristol, 2018. Click here to listen to a performance by Jong Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa Falcon
CHORAL
These things shall be — anthem for a capella choir (SATB with divisi), setting verses by John Addington Symonds. First performed by the London Oriana Choir, 5 July 2017, at the Cutty Sark, Greenwich.
Click here to watch the video: vimeo.com/229386773
Lord, who shall dwell under your protection (Psalm 15) - anthem for a capella choir (SATB with divisi)
OPERA
Letter to Philemon — two-act chamber opera about an episode in the life of St Paul, scored for 8 soloists, small chorus, string-quartet, flute and guitar. First performed Aston Rowant church, 1984
The Tailor of Gloucester — mini-opera for children based on Beatrix Potter’s tale, for soloists, narrators, piano and guitars. First performed Lord Williams’ School, Thame, 1984
VOCAL
I will lift up mine eyes — anthem for high soprano and piano or organ. Click here to listen
Shining Cold — vocalise for high soprano, ondes martenot, viola and cello. First performed by Sally Harrison, Cynthia Millar and members of the Brindisi Quartet, Little Missenden Festival, 1986
The Spirit of Love — 3 songs for soprano and string quartet. First performed by Lucinda Cox and the Villiers Quartet, St George's Bristol, February 2020.
Songs of Faith and Joy — a cycle of 5 songs on Biblical texts for soprano and guitar. First performed Pallant House, Chichester, 1988. Click here to listen to 'When the Lord turned again'; click here to listen to 'I was glad'.
Two Shakespeare Sonnets — for tenor, soprano and piano. First performed by Ian Partridge and Lynne Dawson, Little Missenden Festival, 1989
The Kingdom of Heaven — completion of an unfinished composition by Pat Stephens, for tenor, soprano and piano. First performed by Ian Partridge and Lynne Dawson, Little Missenden Festival, 1989
Cuckoo, come! for soprano and piano. Click here to listen
New Home for soprano and piano
Come away, Death - song for tenor or soprano and piano; stage version with guitar accompaniment. Click here to listen
February — song for mezzo soprano and piano
Song of the Mad Prince — song for tenor or soprano and piano. Click here to listen.
The Last Days, Rufus, and The Tree — 3 songs for baritone and piano
2 Songs for Sarah — soprano and piano (or guitar)
Fire and Water - duets for soprano, alto and piano, part of an unfinished cycle, The Elements
STRING QUARTET
Nocturnal Scherzo — first performed by the Brindisi Quartet, Little Missenden Festival, 1986. Click here to listen
Sohrab and Rustum — quartet movement inspired by Matthew Arnold’s poem. First performed by the De Beauvoir Quartet, London, 1992 - Click here to listen
Variations on Love Divine — first performed for private recording by the Rasumovsky Quartet, 1996 - Click here to listen
CHAMBER
3 fugues on Biblical Subjects - first performed in a multi-tracked recording on lutes by Lynda Sayce, 2020. Click here to listen. Also arranged for viols; the first fugue has been recorded by Fretwork - click here to listen.
INSTRUMENTAL
Airs of the Seasons — sonata in 4 movements for piano duet (4 hands) - first performed by Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa at St George's Bristol, 2018. Click here to listen to a performance by Jong Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa Falcon