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For Solo Oboe. Published in 2002, and first performed by the composer, 8th May 2002.

For Oboe. Published in 2001. First performed by Melinda Maxwell at Dartington Hall, August 2001. Score.

This collection of oboe music, written by living composers, is an invaluable resource for any oboist of Grade 8 and conservatoire standard who is curious about widening their repertoire, and exploring...

Metamorphoses after Britten was written for Melinda Maxwell, for UYMP's Signals volume of new music for Oboe. It was first performed by Melinda at York University on 24th November 2010. I - A Mountai...

Burnham Air by James Weeks for Oboe D'Amore. First performance: Christopher Redgate, bmic's The Cutting Edge, London, November 2008.

Sadie Harrison's Three Jennys for solo Oboe. Performing score. Three Jennys was written especially for Jenny Porcas who gave the work its first performance on 7 June 2014 at the Purbeck Arts Week Fest...

Für 1 Schlagzeuger mit Marimba-Begleitung (oder Klavier).

Für 1 Schlagzeuger mit Marimba-Begleitung (oder Klavier).

Für 9 Temple Blocks (oder gemischte Holzblöcke), Snare Drum, Becken und Gong.

Für 9 Temple Blocks (oder gemischte Holzblöcke), Snare Drum, Becken und Gong.

For Piano and Percussion. Published 1990. Commissioned by Kit Young and Tom Goldstein. First performance: New York, 1993, Tom Goldstein, et al.

Published 1991. Commissioned by Tokyo Summer Festival. First performance: Tokyo (Tokyo Summer Festival), 1991, Yasunori Yamaguchi, Sumire Yoshihara, Atsushi Sugawara.

Published 1997. Commissioned by Nexus, Toronto. First performance: Tokyo, 1997, Nexus.

Published 1997. Commissioned by Nexus, Toronto. First performance: Tokyo, 1997, Nexus.

Published 1990. Commissioned by Sumire Yoshihara. First performance: Tokyo, 1990, Sumire Yoshihara.

Published 1981. First performance: James Wood, Park Lane Group Festival, St Bartholomew the Great's, 23rd June 1982.

For solo Percussion. Published in 2004 for Richard Benjafield.

For Percussion. Published in 2002. Commissioned by the Swedish Arts Festival. First performed by Mika Takehara, Stockholm, Sweden, September 2002. Score.

For 2 gongs and bedhug drums. Published in 2003 and revised in 2004. Duration is variable, up to 20 minutes. Also exists in a version for standard Gamelan. First performance by the Gamelan Sekar Tunj...