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ONYX 30
No full textFor brass quintet, duration 12 minutes.
This piece was premiered on 21 March 2023 by Onyx Brass at St Brides Church, London
Revelries
No full textFor 3 – 5 players (variable instrumentation and duration). This piece was first performed by Heloise Werner, Colin Alexander and Kit Downes at St John’s Smith Square, 3 July 2021
Distant friends
No full textFor piano, electric guitar, electronics and additional parts. Premiered by Ensemble 315
How normal is your sex life?
No full textThis work was written for Orkest de Ereprijs and three female voices. The text is from a selection of women's magazines. It was premiered at the Young Composers Meeting, Appledorn, Netherlands, 2012
Of nature's light
No full textSong cycle for mezzo-soprano and piano, duration 15 minutes. This work assembles poetry on a central theme of green spaces, rediscovered as a positive result of lockdown. Texts include those by Blake, DH Lawrence, Flecker, Arnold, Kipling, and Keats.
The world premiere was given on 1 July 2022 by Hannah Sandison (mezzo-soprano) and Lana Bode (piano) at Opera Holland Park, London
Rhapsody of memories
No full textFor flute and orchestra. This work was commissioned by MiSST (Music in Secondary Schools Trust)
Nachtwandler
No full textFor soprano and ensemble, duration approx. 4 minutes.
The Dr K. Sextet ran an international composition competition in the autumn of 2014, inviting composers to set any one of the poems used in Schönberg’s Brettl-Lieder for soprano and instruments featured in the Dr K. line-up: flutes, clarinets, percussion, piano, violin and cello.
The recording on the Audio tab below is of the live world premiere performance at Club Inegales, London, on 22 January 2015.
Featuring the Dr K. Sextet with Lesley-Jane Rogers (soprano) and Ewan Campbell (conductor)
Amistad 4
No full textArrangement of Amistad (see https://researchonline.rcm.ac.uk/id/eprint/1389/) for horn and tuba, duration c.6.5 minutes