Selected performances

Gesticulations for clarinet and piano solo
First performance by Paul Dean and Adam McMillan
Huon Music Festival 2024 - Master and Apprentice
March 31, 2024

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The Lost Lady sings of Love from Songs of the Huon
for piano solo
First Australian performance by Donna Coleman
Barwon Heads Fine Music Society
February 18, 2024

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Fancy, Carolan!
(for string ensemble)
(a fantasy on Irish tunes attributed to Turlogh O'Carolan)
First performed at Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Live Session at Hobart Greek Club
June 9, 2022

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Walking the Dog
(A Huon Valley Beguine) (for clarinet solo and string ensemble)
First performed at Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Live Session at Hobart Greek Club
June 9, 2022

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The Music of my Soul
(for choir SATB 2022)
(short setting of an anonymous poem for Cygnet Singers)
First performance November 2022

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Songs of the Huon for piano solo
American pianist Donna Coleman recorded the first movement The Lost Lady sings of Love in a filmed performance for the Centro Cultural Cubana de Nueva York (Cuban Cultural Centre, New York).

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Buninyong an opera in one act (first six performances September 2014 as part of the Queensland Music Festival: Brisbane, Toowoomba, Ipswich, Bundaberg, Buderim)

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Three Antiques
for woodwind quartet
(first performance by Lunaire Ensemble October 2013)

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The Simplest Things in Life
for two obliging trumpeters
and an orchestra of friends

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Meditations
for erhu and audio track
(first performance by Nicholas Ng September 2012)

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Our Road (from byrnestown)
for voice and piano
ISMN: 9790720036403

Black Slender Boy (from byrnestown excerpt)
YouTube clip with Adele Nisbet and Stephen Cronin

from byrnestown trailer
YouTube clip advertising a Q150 event

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Aftermath!
for brass band
(original commission for the Tasmanian Brass Band association, a meditation on themes by Holst)
Queensland Conservatorium Brass Band cond. Greg Aitkin...in rehearsal:

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music for calming and healing
for cello and piano ISMN: M-720036-199
YouTube clip with cellist Louise King
Available on compact disc or iTunes download