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OrganFlourish   (June 2008)
Organ piece suitable for use as postlude.
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4/4 For Four   (June 2008)
A Canon for any four instruments.
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Mass for One or Two Voices and Keyboard   (March 2008) Suitable for choirs with limited numbers! The two parts may be sung by any voices, with tenors or basses sounding an octave lower than written. This will also work as a unison piece, with all available voices just singing the top line, as this carries the main themes at all times. The second voice provides harmonic or contrapuntal interest, but this is also provided by the keyboard if the second voice is omitted. Download the separate sections:   Kyrie: Sanctus-Benedictus: Agnus Dei: MP3   |   MIDI file   |   Score (pdf document) MP3   |   MIDI file   |   Score (pdf document) MP3   |   MIDI file   |   Score (pdf document) I'll add a Gloria at a later date! All People That On Earth Do Dwell   (September 2007) For four-part choir and organ. A new setting of the the words of the traditional hymn. Download: MIDI file | Score (MS Word format), 1.3 Mb | Score (view as image) Beatitudes   (August, 2007) Hymn for four-part choir. Download: MIDI file | View Score Christe, Adoramus Te   (March 2007) Anthem for two voices, suitable for choirs whose numbers are limited! The top part can be sung by trebles and/or altos, the bottom part by tenors and/or basses. A simple keyboard part is provided, but the piece should also work a capella. Download: MIDI file | Score (MS Word format) | Score (view as image) Canon for 3 instruments   (Jan 2007) A strict canon which could be played on any three instruments within the ranges of treble (e.g.violin or flute), mid (viola or clarinet) and bass (cello or basson). The style combines the influences of 18th century counterpoint with slightly jazzy harmonies (flattened thirds and sevenths) and rhythms. Download: MIDI file | Score (MS Word format) | Score (view as image) Canon for 2 instruments   (Jan 2007) This was originally the basis for the 3-part canon above. But it turned out to be a little too "busy" for 3 parts - a jumble of notes in places! - so I made some sections of the 3-part version a little bit sparser. However, I though that this version works quite well as a 2-part canon, and could be played by any two instruments one or two octaves apart. Download: MIDI file | Score (MS Word format) | Score (view as image)

Bach's Christmas Carol   (Dec 2006) Did Mendelssohn borrow the music to Hark! The Herald Angels Sing from Bach? Here is my version of the carol, set to Bach's original music... Other musical activity... St John's Choir Choir of the church of St John the Baptist, Canberra, Australia Royal School of Church Music ACT Branch   The Llewellyn Choir