Selected Works
- Alice in the Garden of Live Flowers (for seven harps) (2008)
- Pi in the Sky (1971 opera)
- The Wild West Show (1971)
- Machine (1972)
- Kdadalak (For the Children of Timor) (1977)
- Who Killed Cock Robin (1979, for chamber choir)
- For Marimba and Tape (1983)
- Snark-Hunting (1984, for flute, keyboards, percussion, 'cello & tape)
- Venceremos! (1984, for tape and transparencies)
- Boojum! in concert : nonsense, truth and Lewis Carroll (1986; with Peter Wesley-Smith)
- Quito (1994, documentary music drama; with Peter Wesley-Smith)
- X (1999, multimedia piece for clarinet and CD ROM)
- Welcome to the Hotel Turismo (2000, multimedia piece for cello, or bass clarinet, and CD ROM)
- Weapons of Mass Distortion (2003, an audio-visual piece for clarinet in B flat & Macintosh computer)
- A Luta Continua (2005, oratorio for baritone, girls' choir and orchestra; with Peter Wesley-Smith)
- Papua Merdeka (2007 - audio-visual piece for bass clarinet and Macintosh computer)
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