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Alice In Wonderland is a score in three main sections, inspired by a short film of the same name from 1903 by Hepworth and Stow. For Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano. Composed and published 20...

Alice In Wonderland is a score in three main sections, inspired by a short film of the same name from 1903 by Hepworth and Stow. For Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano. Composed and published 20...

For solo Piano, flexibly scored Ensemble and live electronics. Composed and published 2015. Duration: 15'. Night Music is the second instalment in a cycle of works called collectively 'Shadows of Dest...

For Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano. Composed and published 2015. Duration: 14' Written for The New Music Players and Orchestra of Sound and Light for concerts in London and Sussex, with fund...

For Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano. Composed and published 2015. Duration: 14' Written for The New Music Players and Orchestra of Sound and Light for concerts in London and Sussex, with fund...

I was born, but... for flute(alto flute, piccolo), clarinet in A, piano, percussion, violin and cello. Composed 2002. Arranged in August 2005 from the larger ensemble version. Published 2017. Duration...

For Soprano and Two Clarinets. Published in 1982. First performed by Diana Crockford, Helmsley Festival, July 1983. Score and Parts.

Cantata for Soprano and Ensemble (Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Viola, and Cello). Published in 1990. Commissioned by Gemini. First performed at Huddersfield Festival, November 1991. Score.

For Soprano and Recorder. Published in 1992. Commissioned by Tracey Shawell and John Turner. First performed at the Whitworth Gallery, Manchester, February 1993. Score and Part.

For Piano solo, Flute(+Alto Flute), Clarinet, Viola, Cello, and Chinese Bell. Published 1978. Commissioned by Gemini. First performance by Ronald Lumsden and Gemini, conductor Peter Wiegold, Bristo...

For Flute, Clarinet, Percussion, Viola, and Cello. Published in 1969. Commissioned by Pierrot Players. First performed by Pierrot Players, conducted by Harrison Birtwistle, London 1969. Score.

For Flute, Tenor Trombone (or Horn), Cello, 2 Percussonists, and 2 Pianists. Published in 1986. Commissioned by Flederman, and first performed in Sydney, 1986. Score.

For Violin, Cello, Piano, Tape and Live Electronics. Published in 1972. Commissioned by Cheltenham Festival. First performed by the Orion Trio with the composer, Cheltenham, 1972. Score.

For Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Viola, Cello, and Piano. Commissioned by the Australia Ensemble. First performance: Sydney, June 1985.

For eleven instruments. 1. 1. 1. 0 / 0. 1. 0. 1 / pf. vib / 1. 0. 1. 1. 1 Published in 1994. Commissioned by Sydney Alpha. First performed in Sydney, September 1994. Score.

For Clarinet and Soprano voice. Published in 1990. Score and Part.

For Tuba, 3 Mimes, Props and Stereo Tape. First published in 1978. First performed by Melvyn Poore at the Gaudeamus Festival, Rotterdam, Holland, 1979.

For Flute, Tuba, Props and Stereo Tape. Published in 1979. First performed by Kathryn Lucas and Melvyn Poore, ICA, London, 1979.

For 4 amplified voices and quad tape.

For 4 amplified voices and stereo tape. First published in 1984. First performed at the Electric Phoenix at the Paris Biennale, La Villette, 1984.

For 4 amplified voices and quad click-track tape. First published in 1985. Commissioned by Sound Art at Mobius, and first performed by Electric Phoenix, Mobius Gallery, Boston, USA, 1985.

For amplified voices and quad or stereo tape. FIrst published in 1988. First performed by Electric Phoenix, at the Huddersfield Contemporary Musci Festival, 1988.

For 4 amplified voices and tape. First published in 1989. First performed by Electric Phoenix at the BBC Prom, Kensington Town Hall, 1989.

A fleeting opera, in association with Max Couper. For STB, Trumpet, Violin and Contrabass. First performance by the members of the Royal Opera House and Royal Ballet on 2 moving barges on the River...

For choir and machine sounds. Duration is variable.