This is an epic work for choirs, soloists and orchestra to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. The symphony comprises four movements, each portraying the most significant events in each year

This piece originally appeared as part of the third movement of The Great War Symphony written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.  The well-known words by Wilfred Owen are

This piece originally appeared as part of the first movement of The Great War Symphony written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.  The chordal, prayerful style of the

This excerpt from The Great War Symphony is scored for SATB chorus with orchestra or piano. The moving words of Sydney Bolitho, which are well-known in Australia, deserve wider recognition and this

The Dead Soldier
(for SATB choir and orchestra OR piano)  Duration: circa 4 minutes
The Dead Soldier originally appeared as part of the third movement of The Great War Symphony written to

The Last Post
(for soprano, SATB choir and orchestra OR piano)  Duration: circa 2 minutes
The Last Post originally appeared as part of the fourth and final movement of The Great War Symphony

On the 23rd August 1914 the Battle of Mons took place – the first major conflict between the British... view details

This is an imaginative and accessible setting of Wilfred Owen’s unfinished poem I Know the Music which describes the sounds of the battlefield as musical, a lament for the loss of beauty in a time of

This medley features three well-known songs from World War I: Pack Up Your Troubles; Keep the Home Fires Burning and It's A Long Way to Tipperary. This gives a quick-slow-quick