Major Pieces
A partial catalogue can be found on the Scottish Music Centre website.
- Borderpipe Concerto – the first of its kind, uses both traditional and original material
- Marimba Concerto - premiered by Ryszard Haba of Kraków, Poland, 2006
- Tulsa (libretto Dr. Tom Hubbard, concert suite for trio ) commissioned by the Baron of Ardgowan
- The Ballad of Annie Kerr (libretto Dr Tom Hubbard) commissioned by the Baron of Ardgowan
- Fulwood Sorrow and Hope dedicated to Camilo Agasi-Pereira of Fulwood and Dirleton, the Baron of Fulwood and Dirleton
- The New Deliverance (libretto S. I. Witkiewicz)
- Cockroaches (libretto S. I. Witkiewicz)
- Symphony Number 1 ‘From Beyond’ commissioned by the Baron of Ardgowan
- Chamber Symphony Number 1 – dedicated to Stephen and Michael Kerr
- Solo Bagpipe Music (in the region of 800 pieces) including several collections
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