Psalm 47

For tenor & piano. First printing. Originally designed for Baritone, these songs were rewritten for Tenor in 1998 and first performed in Melbourne by Michael Smallwood and Len Vorster on 6th February

Edited by Scott Crowne. For voice & piano. Includes preface and editorial notes. Score, 27 p.

Contnets: As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent) -- The day is gone (John Keats) -- Carol (C Day Lewis) -- Come live with me (C Day Lewis) -- To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). With a composer's note. This cycle

Contnets: As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent) -- The day is gone (John Keats) -- Carol (C Day Lewis) -- Come live with me (C Day Lewis) -- To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). With a composer's note. This cycle

Contnets: As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent) -- The day is gone (John Keats) -- Carol (C Day Lewis) -- Come live with me (C Day Lewis) -- To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). With a composer's note. This cycle

For soprano, 2 clarinets, viola & cello. Printed from manuscript. One movement work. Spiral bound score, 7 p. and parts.

Tarik O'Regan's Hold This City All Night for mezzo soprano with piano is a ten minute work based on the three poems by Alice Goodman. The work is comprised of three movements: To Peter,

For upper voices & hand-held percussion. First printing. Texts by Sara Teasdale. Commissioned by and dedicated to Simon Halsey and the University of Birmingham Women's Choir. Duration: ca. 5'. Choral