A sort of nursery minuet.
A motor perpetuo type study.
A set of choral type chords to start, and then get explored.
Started at the summer solstice concert in the Dreel Halls Anstruther.
A cheerful little prelude on arched arpeggios.
A little contemplative piece written in 2015.
Another reflective piece but a little more positive.
A Baroque style prelude.
A dreamy piece in the Sarabande (ish) tradition.
A Bach like two part invention. It is Jolly though.
This French Baroque attempt was inspired by Couperin. (the younger)
An exercise (good I think) of two part counterpoint, ranging all over the piano.
An exercise in a little Baroque counter point in two parts. This is also available in a wind quintet version that works beautifully.
This was sparked by a conversation about chords, with Gordon McNeil who is a fantastic Jazz Saxophonist.
This piece had a difficult birth, as it involved thinking about Bach Chorals, then it twisted away from this thought into the piece you have today. I still find it an interesting piece.
This was inspired after playing through Buxtehude’s Music. And is linked to the Courante in Small Piece 79
This was originally going to be part of a Baroque Style Piano Suit, but did not get put together as such. Look out for the Allemande and Preludes as well.
This is a difficult piano piece but one that is oddly satisfying. In writing this I was exploring my modern counterpoint style.
This is a reflective piece with a calm middle and a loud ending.
Here are some of my compositions, sorted out into Instruments and groups of Instruments. Click on any image below to go to the corresponding page.