This short lyrical piece was originally written for harmonica and harp. It is a free flow of musical thought on a simple melody, described by flautist Rachel Smith as "luscious", which develops by way of

A melodic and reflective miniature by Paul Lewis, giving the chance to display legato technique and the expressive possibilities of the instruments. Requires sensitivity of performance and use of

Raindrops Fantasia, Op. 5  is essentially a set of free variations in early Romantic style. The work develops a simple three note motif (E-D#-E) in both the minor and major modes. Each

Alfonso Cavallero's Serenade, like its sister composition Tango, is essentially a very tonal concert piece, loosely modelled after those of Fritz Kreisler. The composition assumes the

This 2014 publication might well have benn composed 300 years earlier, being a truly Baroque sonoata in four movements (slow-fast-slow-fast). The composer has adhered not only to the harmonic and structural

Alfonso Cavallaro's Tango, like its sister composition Serenade, is essentially a very tonal concert piece, loosely modelled after those of Fritz Kreisler. The composition assumes the

Three Dances After Midnight? is a work that displays much of the clarinet's unique character. The first movement is positive with fast lyrical lines, punctuated with accented chromatic figures. The

Two Portraits are musical pictures of the composer's erstwhile partner harpist Elizabeth Jane Baldry's sons, composed in 2003 when they were in their early teens. Edmund was serene, loving and