Sky Dance requires only conventional techniques but needs a highly developed sense of style and expression. A most welcome addition to the repertoire.
Brenda Dykes, Pan: British Flute Society Journal (1997)

First Performed by Christopher Britton, at Holywell Music Room, Oxford, on 20th April 2008.

Commissioned by the Oxford Research Group for an international arms limitation conference at Oxford in June 2000, performed by David Oliver and Raymond Head.

First performed at the Stratford International Flute Festival, July 2005

First Performed at Bruton Girls School, Somerset, 2001.

For Owen Dennis and Sarah Nicoll. Commissioned by Music Past and Present for performance in London, February 2004.

For Jane Woolfenden.

For Colin Touchin. First performed by the Heart of England Recorder Orchestra, conductor Colin Touchin, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, 1st December 2007.

First performed at the Warwick International Arts Festival, July 2006 by James Barralet (cello) and Sophie Rahman (piano).

Exhilarating - Leamington Courier.

First performed by Duncan Honeybourne, Magdalen College, Oxford, June 2000.

First performed at the Leominster Festival by the composer, 1997.

First performed by Duncan Honeybourne, Magdalen College, Oxford, June 2000.

Commissioned by Chipping Norton Theatre, Oxfordshire. First performed by Yoshiko Endo, 2001.

Commissioned by the Alkan Society, London for a Ronald Smith memorial concert. First performed by Kirsten Johnson, Royal Academy of Music, London, September 2004.

Commissioned by the Lenthall Concerts, Burford, Oxfordshire and performed by the Rogeri Trio in 1998.

Excellent pieces Christopher Hogwood. A clavichord version is also available.

Commissioned by Penelope Cave. First performance in January 2007.

For Ray Burley.

Written for a wedding.

For North Cotswold Chamber Choir, conductor Ashley Stafford.

First performed by the Morley College Chamber Choir, conductor Dr Robert Hanson, June 2003.

First Performed by the Kingfisher Chorale, conductor David Fisher, 2003.

...profoundly haunting.... Leicester Echo.

First performed by the Birmingham Conservatoire Choir, conductor Julian Pike, at Adrian Boult Hall, Birmingham, February 1998.

This is a beautiful and often surprising piece which ought to appeal to the large audience already captured by Taverner and Pärt, yet offers a more complex and thought-provoking experience. Calum MacDonald, Tempo (C.U.P) July 1998.

First performed by the brass of the Music for You Summer Course, conductor Guy Woolfenden, Herefordshire 2003.

Commissioned by David Pedder for the Abingdon Chamber Recitals with funds from the Arts Council, Autumn 2001. Words specially written by the Irish poet Bernard O'Donaghue. First Performance at St Nicholas Church Abingdon, September 2001.

First Public Performance at James Allen School, London, 5 November 2007, conductor Mr Leigh O'Hara. Played at the Music For You course held at Bicton College, Sidmouth, Devon in August 2007, conductor Guy Woolfenden.

This work has been admirably tailored to suit the developing player. Winds Magazine Autumn 2007.

Commissioned by Keith Allen for Birmingham Symphonic Winds. First performance at the CBSO Centre, Birmingham, June 2004. Also performed by the National Youth Wind Orchestra, Birmingham Conservatoire Wind Orchestra, Hertfordshire County Youth Wind Orchestra and Vestidens Musikkorps, Norway.

An excellent addition to the repertoire - try it!. Robert Parker, Winds Magazine.

Commissioned by the Chipping Norton Youth Theatre, Oxfordshire. Public performances in March 2000.