For concert band. Commissioned by the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, and a consortium of other schools. Premiered in Greensboro, March 2013. Music inspired by Mount McKinley in Alaska. Oversized,

Inspired by a massive work of art in which steel rods are placed over a large expanse of desert, drawing lightning strikes and creating powerful man-made electrical storms. This work draws on

The story of this work begins with a tragedy, but that's not where it ends. Although it commemorates a specific catastrophe, the piece is not programmatic. Instead, it's a meditation on grief, transcending

A collection of four separate movements, each with its own special style and meaning. Violet Crown Fanfare captures the movement of the heavens and optimism of the wide open West. Night on

This terrific work is a wonderful adaptation of the middle movement of the larger work Wine-Dark Sea: Symphony for Band. It's meant to represent the song of the beautiful and immortal nymph Kalypso

The third movement from "The Soul Has Many Motions," this delightful work begins quietly, like a specter taking shape from a cloud of mist.  Soon, the music begins swirling, changing to a

This striking adaptation has all the intensity and drama of the original. The powerful opening creates high drama, as if mighty forces gather to prepare for battle. Once assembled, the music takes on a

For concert band.  First printing.  Commissioned by The University of Texas at Austin, in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Sarah and Ernest Butler School of Music.  Premiered on February