A composition I'm extremely fond of, feauting one of my most dearest themes which I simply had to repeat it in the Coda.
As a musical piece it is straightforward, and unassuming in its texture and scope, but I believe it has a certain fable-like, enchanting feeling, thus the poem title, although structurally it is very close to a sonata. 
I've explored others mode a bit ( I've modulated to F Lydian briefly), which is something I'll likely do in the future.

Poem for Piano, F Minor

Here's the latest version of my Symphonic Poem Without Program. As the title suggests, there's no story behind this work ... or is there? 
(Updated Jan. 29, 2025)

Symphonic Poem Without Program (work in progress)

I wrote this two years ago intending to orchestrate it. I still haven't finished, so here it is for two pianos.

March in C Minor

March In C Minor

Here's an old waltz that I've revised and refreshed.
(Full disclosure: It begins in F minor but ends in A-flat major.)

Waltz in F minor

Waltz In F Minor

Fantasy In F Minor

I wrote this little Lied in high school while learning Schubert's Ave Maria.

Ave Schubert

A simple cello tune with a challenging accompaniment.

Andante for Piano and Cello

Just a simple tune that came to me a while ago.

Country Dance

This is the second in a set of marches I'm orchestrating. Next up, my March in G.

March in A-flat for orchestra

Fugue in C for String Quartet, no. 78

I recently rediscovered this gentle little piece from my youth and thought it might appeal to some folks.

Fugue in C for String Quartet, no. 78

Michael McNamara