Works
- 1966 - In The Beginning
- 1967 - Quintet for Brass
- 1968 - Music for Chamber Orchestra
- 1968 - March Prelude
- 1971 - Horn Concerto
- 1971 - Horn Concerto (wind ensemble version)
- 1976 - Tuba Concerto (orchestral version)
- 1976 - Tuba Concerto (brass band version)
- 1976 - Tuba Concerto (wind orchestral version)
- 1978 - Flourish for Orchestra
- 1979 - Metamorphoses
- 1979 - Trombone Concerto
- 1982 - Six Little Piano Pieces
- 1983 - Contrasts - a concerto for orchestra
- 1983 - Equale Dances
- 1983 - Piano Sonata in one movement
- 1983 - Trumpet Concerto
- 1984 - Dances and Arias
- 1984 - Sonata for Four Trombones
- 1985 - Festivo
- 1986 - Occasion
- 1987 - Missa Brevis Pacem
- 1988 - Make A Joyful Noise
- 1992 - Of Men and Mountains
- 1994 - Clarinet Concerto
- 1997 - A Welcome Ode
- 1999 - The Dance, forever the Dance
- 2006 - Saxophone Concerto
- 2007 - Cello Concerto
- 2009 - Dream Song
- 2009 - Goddess
- 2009 - Tributes
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