Selected Works
- A Wedding Suite (string quartet) (2003)
- After the Rain (piano) (2004)
- Buildings of Rome (horns, bass trombone, piano) (2004)
- Exercise in Brass (horns, bass trombone) (2004)
- Fugue in Four Parts (piano) (2004)
- Greenwich Village Voiticals (horns, bass trombone, timpani, soprano, piano) (2004)
- March of the Bride and Groom (orchestra) (2004)
- Oh, Christmas (chorus and alto recorder) (2004)
- The Puppet Dance (piano, later revised for quintet) (2004, 2005)
- Storm Over Budapest (horns, bass trombone, timpani, soprano, piano) (2004)
- Tender Moment (piano) (2004)
- Dance of the Veiled Lady (piano) (2005)
- The Grieving Maiden (chamber orchestra) (2005)
- Parade of the Wedding Party (orchestra) (2005)
- Yearning (quintet) (2005)
- Notes on Concerto (piano) (2005)
- Five Dances for Piano (piano) (2006)
- Triple Concerto for Piano, Violin and Cello: Birth of a Mountain River (orchestra) (2006)
- Sonata for Violin and Piano (orchestra) (2006)
- Lullaby for Kayleigh (piano and violin) (2006)
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