Selected Works
- Westminster Mass (1997), commissioned for Cardinal Basil Hume’s 75th birthday, performed in May 1998 at Westminster Cathedral
- Powers & Dominions (2001), a concertino for harp and orchestra
- Inkle and Yarico (1996), a reconstruction of an anti-slavery play of the 18th century
- The Music Programme (1999), a chamber opera commissioned by Polish National Opera (based on a novel by Paul Micou)
- Beastly Tales (2001/2), for soprano and orchestra
- I Dream’d, one of nine choral pieces forming A Garland for Linda in memory of Linda McCartney
- The Upside Down Sailor, a collaboration with Richard Stilgoe
- Spirit Moves, a quintet for the Fine Arts Brass Ensemble
- Private Joe, a work for baritone Nigel Cliffe and the Schidlof String Quartet
- Odi et Amo, a ballet for London Musici and the Rambert Dance Company
- Olivia, a string quartet for the Maggini Quartet, with optional children's choir
- Love Abide (2006), a piece for choir, mezzo-soprano, organ, harp and strings commissioned by the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia for its 25th anniversary
- Wild Ways (2008), a piece for choir, and shakuhachi commissioned by the Nonsuch Singers and Kiku Day
- So Strong Is His Love (2008) a piece for choir and quartet commissioned by the Waltham Singers for the 25th Anniversary of their conductor: Andrew Fardell.
- The Call (2010), an Advent carol commissioned by St John's College, Cambridge
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