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This is a four movement suite for solo piano. It is playful, slightly
  sarcastic, and thoughtful.

Four Little Preludes

Piano Solo

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This is a three movement symphony for string orchestra. Composed in 2003, it is elegiac, passionate, and expressive.

Symphony for String Orchestra

String Orchestra Score & Parts

This ca. 15-16 minute long, 4 movement work for orchestra is by turns
  earnest, whimsical, introspective, and intense. This work can fit just about
  anywhere on a program--it would make an especially energetic opener! It's a
  challenging and rewarding piece which is suitable for advanced high school
  and conservatory orchestras as well as professional ensembles.
    
    The movements are: 1. Fanfare 2. Allegretto 3. Adagio 4. Scherzo The
  orchestration is 2 flute (2nd dbl. piccolo) 2 oboe 2 clarinet 2 bassoon 4
  horn 3 trumpet 3 trombone Timpani Strings

Sinfonietta, Op. 62

Full Orchestra Score & Parts

This single movement work for violin and piano has a duration of around
  12 minutes and would be a fantastic addition to a recital, solo&amp;ensemble,
  or audition program! It is lyrical, lush, romantic, and shows off the
  musicality of both violinist and pianist.

Sonata No. 2 for Violin and Piano, Op. 99

Violin Solo Collection with Piano

This three movement suite will make an excellent addition to your next recital or audition! The first movement is a jaunty prelude, athletic and nuanced. The playful but unsettled second movement is by turns lyrical and angular. The slow final movement is expressive and ambigous, lyrical and thoughtful.

Three Pieces for Bass Clarinet, Op. 136

Bass Clarinet Solo Unaccompanied

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A substantial and fully developed setting of the Ave Maria for unaccompanied chorus — not a brief motif but a complete choral work of ten minutes' duration. The writing is warm, harmonically rich, and genuinely singable, exploiting the chorus's full capacity for color and dynamic range. Well-suited to sacred concert programs, holiday concerts, and any choral series seeking quality new repertoire in a beloved text.

Ave Maria, Op. 17

SATB

Composed early in the pandemic in 2020, this program-length concert work for soloists, chorus, and orchestra follows in the footsteps of liturgical-concert tradition. Similar in scope to the requiems of Brahms, Verdi, and Dvorak, it is by turns introspective, powerful, subtle, and explosive, with aria-like movements for the soloists, rousing choral movements, and evocative orchestration. 

Soloists: SMzTB
Chorus: SATB with some divisi into SSAATTBB
Orchestra: 2.2.2.2-4.4.3.0-T+4.Str
Duration: ca. 90'
Text: Latin 

I. Introit - Requiem (Chorus, SATB Soloists, Orchestra)
Kyrie (Chorus, Orchestra)
II. Dies Irae (Chorus, Orchestra)
Tuba Mirum (Men's chorus, Orchestra)
Liber scruptus (Soprano and Baritone Solo, Orchestra)
Quid Sum Miser (Women's chorus, Orchestra [2 piccolos, violins, violas])
Rex Tremendae (Chorus, Orchestra)
Recodare (Tenor solo, Orchestra)
Ingemesco (Mezzo-soprano solo, Orchestra)
Confutatis (Soprano solo, Orchestra)
Lacrimosa (Chorus, Orchestra)
III. Domine Jesu and Hostias (Chorus, Soloists, Orchestra)
IV. Sanctus and Benedictus (Chorus, Baritone solo, Orchestra)
V. Agnus Dei (Chorus, Orchestra)
VI. Lux Aeterna (Chorus, Orchestra)

Missa pro Defunctis, Op. 21

Score & Parts

The 2nd Symphony, composed in 2023, is a four movement work with movement titles inspired by lyric poetry. The work has two slow outer movements and jaunty, enigmatic inner movements--with a few surprises within.
Orchestra: 2.2.2.2-4.2.3.0-T-Str
Duration: ca. 40'

I. Elegy
II. Ode
III. Ballad
IV. Sonnet

Symphony No. 2, Op. 121

Composed in 2022, this is a 4 movement concert work. An intense sonata-allegro first movement, a contemplative slow second, a buzzy and focused third, and an enigmatic finale will keep the orchestra and audience alike on their toes. 

I. Adagio-Agitato
II. Lento
III. Scherzo
IV. Adagio-Agitato-Adagio

Orchestra: 2.2.2.2-4.3.3.0-T-Str
Duration: ca. 54'

Symphony No. 1, Op. 79

This single movement tone poem is a funeral march paraphrasing Marc Anthony's dramatic speech from Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar.'
Orchestra: 3.3.3.2-4.3.3.1-T-Str.
Duration: ca. 12'

Lend Me Your Ears!, Op. 36

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