Partituras para piano

Published in 1994 and commissioned by Tall Poppies. First performed by Ian Munro. Pieces 1 and 5 are also featured in the Pianthology collection. For Solo Piano.

Published 1990. Commissioned by Satoko Inoue. First performance: Tokyo, 1991, Satoko Inoue.

Published 1973. Commissioned by Yuri Takahashi. First performance: Tokyo, 1974, Yuri Takahashi.

Published 1996. Commissioned by Satoko Inoe. First performance: Tokyo, 1996, Satoko Inoue.

Published 1984. Commissioned by Yvar Mikhashoff.

Published 1972. First performance: Katharina Wolpe, 1972.

Published 1975. First performance: Peter Lawson, Manchester, 70th Birthday Concert, 12th May 1976.

Published 1978. First performance: Jeremy Brown, Wigmore Hall, 4th September 1978.

Four pieces for solo piano

For Piano. First performed by Thalia Myers. Published in 1994.

Immerse yourself in a captivating world of sound with "Oggetti: Omaggio a Morandi", published by the renowned University of York Music Press. Published in 2003, this collection comprises 13 expressive...

For Piano. Written for Spectrum. Published in 2003. Score.

For solo Piano and CD. Published in 2006. Commissioned by Ian Pace, with funds provided by the RVW Trust. Score and CD.

For solo Piano.

For solo Piano. Published in 2006.

First performed at York Late Music Festival, 8th May 2008. 1st Orchid: 1990. Dedicated to Nicolas Hodges. First performed by Michael Finnissy. 2nd Orchid: 1991. 3rd Orchid: 1994. Dedicated to Stephen...

Pianthology is a new collection of seven contemporary Piano works by living composers which includes a recording of each of the works performed by Nicky Losseff, the volume's editor. Nicky Losseff, wh...

Commissioned by Satoko Inoue

Luis Tinoco's Mind the Gap. Composed in 2000 and published in 2004, this work has been arranged for solo Piano with a duration of approximately 8 minutes. Also available for Marimba

For solo Piano. Published in 2011. Score.

For Piano.

Sadie Harrison 's...Around And A Round... version for solo Piano. This work is dedicated to John Law.