A modern work for the two voices with Orchestra.

Song without words for Mezzo, Baritone and Orchestra

This is a reconstruction of the first movement of Mozart’s Symphony 42. The manuscript was discovered stuffed down the back of a sofa up for auction at Southerley’s. As is well known, Mozart was always hiding his manuscripts as he knew Salieri was always sniffing around nicking his tunes but this manuscript was thought lost. 
j/k

Mo's Art 42nd symphony.

An initial attempt of the music for a secular cantata for mezzo, baritone and orchestra. Words still to be completed.

Cantata 7 090821

An abstract piece for medium-sized orchestra that will be the first movement of a ballet suite. 
It's chromatic but falls short of atonal. Although through-composed two motifs are developed and used extensively.
I tend to avoid titles on these orchestral works but if I were to title this one it would be 'structures' as in a contemporary town that's really seem better days.

Music for Orchestra 7

A fairly noisy, energetic orchestral piece that will almost certainly form part of a Suite. Basically tonal, at least as far as tonal centres go. It is awaiting comment and review elsewhere. Duration is 4 minutes 7 seconds.

Music for Orchestra

A solo. The clarinet has always interested me - its wide dynamic range, compass and expressiveness. 
I wrote this for a particular player.

Soliloquy for Clarinet

Suite #1 Prima Luce

One of a series of music for a contemporary dance performance.

Music For Dance 7

An impressionist work about the Sun, it's warmth, sometime its harshness, its light and life.

Music for Orchestra 4 - the Sun

Just the Mezzo voice with a string ensemble involving the full string section plus about 14 soloists. Modern but approachable because of its tranquillity.
The string solos are RARELY played normally; rely much on articulations like non-vibrato; near the bridge; tasto; muted etc.

Song without Words for Mezzo-soprano and Strings

An occasional pianist and composer. Sometimes I can be caught playing at restaurants and hotels...when they let me. :)

This is a folio of bits and pieces.

Acitore