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As of 20th May 1998
Weres, Furs and Humans
have listened in here...
Ah, so you've stumbled across the fact that I do a fair bit of music writing in my spare time... Well, yes, that is true, and for your enjoyment, I have decided to put a selection of my music up here so that you can listen to the sorts of things that come out of this poor wolf's brain (admittedly, when he's in a good mood!)
Warning:
For the moment, the links below point to pages with the full extracts on them for your aural pleasure. However, there is a hit counter to the left just for this site, and if it starts to rocket sky-high, then for my own copyright reasons, I reserve the right to decide to cut the amount of listenable to material down to extracts of a few minutes or so. If you do sign my guestbook (*grin*), could I please request that no mention of these pages is made.
So, what's up here? Well, as of the moment, these are some of the major pieces I've written:
Concerto for Flute and Orchestra
My largest work to date, lasting about 20 minutes in total. It was written for me to perform at my school (yes, I do play the flute...) on the occasion of my last concert ever with the orchestra there, and this occurred on March 11th 1999. I am now looking for platforms for more performances of this work. It is in three movements, and written for solo flute with full symphony orchestra.
'Jubilations'
'Jubilations' has recently been selected by a major New Music Promotion company over here in the UK for performance by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales in December 1999 - so expect an mp3 soon! The piece is intended as a light-hearted and easy-to-listen-to work, and is again scored for a large symphony orchestra
- Other Works
There are many smaller pieces I have written or arranged for various different events, and I hope to have a selection of them up soon.
Please Note: The quality of all play-backs from these pages is dependant on the quality of your soundcard, and so may not be a totally true representation of the music itself.
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