Chance Encounters (2013)
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An extended concert work in three movements:
I: An Inspiring Meeting II: Future Romance III: Inspiring Vision.
I: An Inspiring Meeting II: Future Romance III: Inspiring Vision.
Prelude - Aria - Rondo for Solo Guitar (1981)
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In three movements this makes a nice concert work for intermediate players. There are three separate audio files and three PDFs (with tab as well as conventional notation) to download.
Sonatina for Solo Guitar (1982)
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An early concert work in three movements that has been recorded by Jonathan Richards. The audio below is computer generated, but there's a very good recording on Jonathan's CD called "A Little Serenade". Just click on the CD image above and you will be able to view the CD and get your own copy if you want one!
Music for a New Found Land (1982)
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A three-movement pleasantly lyrical work written just after I moved from London to Ireland.
I-Aubade: II-Meditation: III-Celebration.
I-Aubade: II-Meditation: III-Celebration.
The Voyage of Maeldún (1983)
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Prize winning work at the Stroud International Composers' Competition. This work in five movements was premiered by Robert Brightmore at the Stroud Festival in October 1984.
There are five movements evoking the voyage of Maeldún and his crew.
The audio is from a discontinued CD by the premier Irish classical guitarist John Feeley.
The full score can be downloaded from the link below. The image above is of the wonderful pentaptych by artist Syra Larkin which this work inspired.
There are five movements evoking the voyage of Maeldún and his crew.
The audio is from a discontinued CD by the premier Irish classical guitarist John Feeley.
The full score can be downloaded from the link below. The image above is of the wonderful pentaptych by artist Syra Larkin which this work inspired.
Waveney Suite (1981)
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Written for the English guitarist Philip Walton this suite in four movements was an early work rooted in serial technique. The "Waveney" in the title refers to the English river that flows into the sea at Lowestoft in Suffolk near to where Philip Walton lived at the time.
I had forgotten about the suite over the years but on reading it again I rather like it!
I had forgotten about the suite over the years but on reading it again I rather like it!