I composed these 3 pieces: North Country, Wind in the Field, and Ft. Qu’Appelle, to illustrate the three diverse regions of Saskatchewan, the north, the central, and the southern plains. It was submitted to the Regina Symphony in Saskatchewan Canada for the provinces anniversary. It was selected as 1 of 5 to be played in concert for the occasion. You can hear a representation  of it here on SoundCloud

This piece of music was written from a call for composition. It was for Brass Band 2001. I was asked to arrange it for the Harmony Band that I played in and subsequently it was played twice with me at the baton for the first time in 2002. This version is for orchestra. Most marches have a very urban in your face feel to them. The Sandal March has a very soft feel to it, as if you are with a group of Boy Scouts who like to fool around. You can hear a representation of it here on SoundCloud.

The Guadaliquivir is a river in Spain. This piece is takes you from early morning to the busy part of the day. You will hear birds, machinery and ambient sounds that takes you on a journey down the river. You can hear a representation of it  here on SoundCloud.

This is an easy listening orchestral piece. Inspired by watching birds at the bath. Birds, Cat, Birds, Fly… you get the picture.

Listen to a representation of the piece here on SoundCloud here.