Return To Composing
Harris launched a new official web site containing some of his works. On the web site there was a mention that he may return to composing in 2010. That in fact turned out to be true as Harris released his first composition in six years: Duet for Piano and Oboe in C Major, Op. 30. In late 2010 he released a Klavierstück, Op. 31 and in February 2011 released his Orchestral Fantasy in F, Op. 32. He is now said to be composing an entire soundtrack for an upcoming novel trilogy he is writing called The Elves of Endalia.
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