Articles
Waterfall: Fantasy after Purcell (2008)
Short piece for strings (2.2.2.2.1) based loosely of Purcell's Fantasia no.5.And Then We Die? (2008)
Large-scale (ca 40 minutes) work for soloists (soprano, tenor, baritone), choir (SATB) and orchestra (2.2.2/4/Perc/Keyboard/solo vn. va. vc/4.4.2.2.2), using texts by Donne, Swinburne, Tagore and Sara Teasdale, plus extracts from the Requiem MassRitual, Symbol, Sacrament (2007)
Work for Alto Flute, Harp and Viola. First performance by Trio Fauve in February 2008Lay your sleeping head, my love (2007)
Setting of WH Auden for soprano and piano. First performance by Eleanor Meynell, 22 February 2007.Just a little bit nearly not too very far (2007)
Chamber Symphony (fl. ob.ca. cl. hn. trp. btrb. tu. pf/cel. perc. 2vn va vc cb).First performance planned 2008 .
Sharpeville (2006)
Work for Viola and String Orchestra. First performed on 1 December 2006 by Helen Temperley (Viola), University of Manchester String Orchestra conducted by Charlotte Turner.
Love's Philosophy (2006)
Setting of Shelley for a capella choir. First performance given on 28 July 2006 by Keele Bach Choir, conducted by the composer. Also performed by Keele Bach Choir conducted by Matthew Willis on 2 June 2007.
The Reality of the Unseen (2005 - 2006)
Work Clarinet, Violin, Viola, Piano. First performance given by Psappha on 24 March 2006.
Endlessly Rocking (2005 - 2006)
Setting of Walt Whitman for solo soprano, organ and choir. First performance given on 10 June 2006 by Natalie Windsor (soprano) and the Keele Bach Choir, conducted by Matthew Willis.
Tne Commodification of Knowledge (2005)
Piano trio, first performed in December 2006.
Phlogiston (2005) 
Piano solo. First performance by Richard Casey in May 2005.
Filioque (2004 - 2005)
Work for orchestra (2.2.2.2/2.2.2./Pf, Hp. Perc./Strings). First performance by Orchestra of Opera North conducted by Elgar Howarth (May 2005)
Further Musings (2004)
Work for orchestra (3.3.3.3/3.3.3./Perc./Strings). First performance by BBC Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by James Macmillan (December 2004). Also broadcast on Radio 3.
Meditations on Snow (2004)
Setting of various poets on snowy themes, for mezzo, semichorus of solo voices, chamber orch. (fl. ob. cl. hn. perc. pf/cel. 2vn. va. vc. db.) and choir. First performed by Karen Radcliffe, Stoke-on-Trent Chamber Orch. and Keele Bach Choir, conducted by Matthew Willis (December 2004).
Diapsalmata (2003 - 2004)
Work (after Kierkegaard) for violin and cimbalom. First performed by Psappha (David Routledge and Tim Williams) in March 2004. Subsequently performed by Psappha in London (BMIC concert December 2006)) and broadcast on Radio 3.
"sunt lacrimae rerum" (2003)
Work for flute, guitar and percussion. First performed by Psappha in March 2003.
Four Elegiac Moments (2002- 2003)
Work for String Quartet. First performed by RTE Vanbrugh Quartet (Spitalfields Festival 2004).
"Do not go gentle...(2002)
Work (after Dylan Thomas) for saxophone quartet (shortlisted by spnm). Introduced at workshop by Apollo Saxophone Quartet. Later rescored for chamber group (fl. ob. 2cl. bn. pf) and first performed by University of Manchester New Music Ensemble (April 2005 and September 2005))
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