Key Works
- The Call (1999; soprano, orchestra)
- The Blue Bird Variations (2002; soloists, choir, orchestra)
- Pavane from "The Incredible Mrs Ritchie" (2002; guitar, chamber orchestra)
- The Lazarus Requiem (2004; soloists, choir, semi-choir, orchestra, baritone saxophone)
- Quanta Qualia (2004; choir)
- Lullaby (2005; violin, piano)
- Towards the Light (2006; piano)
- Song of Songs (2008; soloist, choir, string orchestra / quintet & harp)
- Hearts of England (2008; soloist; orchestra)
- Highgrove Suite (2010; string orchestra)
- Te Deum (2011; soloists, choir, orchestra)
- Morfudd Song Cycle (2012; soloist, piano)
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