For 8 cellos.  First printing.  Dedicated to the Tarab Cello Ensemble.  One movement.  Score, 25 p. ... view details

For strings. Revised edition. Commissioned by the Barlow Endowment for Music Composition. Dedicated to the Cassatt Quartet. Premiered in Philadelphia, 2003. Duration: 18'. Score, 38 p. ... view details

For soprano & orchestra. Custom print edition. Commissioned by Kathleen Kenney Suher. The music sets a poem by Walt Whitman. Premiered in Rochester, NY, February 2015, by Jamie Jordan and the Cordancia

For flute, cello & piano. First printing. Three movements: Blue; White and Gray, with Silver. Written for Trio Xia. Premiered in Honolulu, February 2007. Duration: ca. 12'. Score, 24

For five trumpets. First printing. One movement work dedicated to Martin E. Messinger and his family, for the dedication of Messinger Hall. Duration: ca. 1'. Score, 7 p. and parts.

For wind octet, with the same scoring as Stravinsky's Octet for Wind Instruments. Contents: Began With a Dream; Scherzo; Fantasia and Finale. Includes program notes.

For flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, percussion, piano, two violins, viola, cello, & double bass. Revised edition. In one movement. With program notes. Dedicated to Steven Stucky and Ensemble X.

For percussion sextet.  First printing.  Written for Michael Burritt and the percussion students at the Eastman School of Music.  One movement work with performance notes.  Score, 16 p.

For solo guitar.  First printing.  Dedicated to the Society of New Music, Syracuse.  One movement work.  Score, 3 p.

For soprano, violin & percussion.  First printing.  This piece sets an excerpt from the journal of Maria Mitchell, from 1854.  Duration: ca. 7'.  Score, 12 p. and parts.

For 2 clarinets. Titles: by inversion; at the 3rd above; by retrograde and by augmentation. Score, 5 p.

For viola solo & percussion quartet.  First printing.  Dedicated to John Graham.  Contents:August

For 2 flutes, oboe, 2 clarinets, 2 percussion, 2 violins, viola, 2 cellos & piano. First printing. Dedicated to Bradley Lubman and the Eastman Musica Nova Ensemble. Premiered in December, 2009.