I will be playing, with other performers, my own compositions and other contemporary works for one and two pianos, in a concert on Friday 30 November at 7:30pm, at the Church of St Mary Magdalene, Munster Square, London NW1 3PH. … Continue reading
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The second performance of Chamber Music (Op. 20), and the first with woodwind, in addition to the original string quartet accompaniment, occurred on 2 February 2018, at the Tea House Theatre, Vauxhall, London. This was about a third of a … Continue reading
The next concert featuring my work is likely to be 7:30pm on Friday 2 February at the Tea House Theatre, 139 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HL. This will be a concert of songs and vocal works by various contemporary composers. … Continue reading
The February concert that contained my Fantasia on a West-country Tune, arranged for wind quintet, will be repeated at 7:30pm on Friday 15 September 2017 at Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, London N6 5HG. The performers will once again be the London … Continue reading
I’ve been collecting some of the recordings of my choral music, and making videos of them where they are combined with the text, which can be read while listening. These can now be found here. I’ll be adding to this … Continue reading
Here is a video made from the performance of the new wind quintet version of Fantasia on a West-country Tune, (Op. 36a), recorded on 17 February 2017 in the Church of St Mary’s Riverside, Putney, London. The players are members … Continue reading
The London Myriad Ensemble will be performing a new arrangement for wind quintet (flute, oboes, clarinet, horn, bassoon) of my Fantasia on a West-country Tune (Op. 36a) in a concert of new music for wind organised by London Composers Forum (of … Continue reading
My Three Bird Songs (Op 33) will be performed by Ezra Williams (Tenor) with myself on piano at this free lunchtime concert on 28 October. I will also be accompanying a new setting of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 by Alan Hilton. … Continue reading
I wrote this piece this year in the style (both musical and graphical) of the ‘classic’ ragtime of the early 1900s (though I think it still bears a few of my personal stylistic trademarks). It exists in both a solo … Continue reading
This concert at St Mary’s Church, Putney, London, will feature the first public performance of Marha: A grand concert rag. I’ll be playing this new composition of mine with Marta Mitchell, dedicatee and Polish virtuoso of the piano, which will hopefully … Continue reading