All of these scores are freely available, though please consider donating whatever you would have been happy to pay to Youth Music (UK).
Please get in touch if you’re interested in playing anything or have any questions—you don’t need my permission or input in order to play my music, but I’d be glad to know.
In development
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New work for mixed chorus
New work for chamber orchestra
New work for electric guitar and four pianos
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Available
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Octet: after five bars by Rebecca Clarke, composer
Twenty mins approx., piano, violin, viola, cello, three steel-string acoustic guitars, keyboard, 2025
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Fifteen minutes approx., 2vln, 2pno, 2025
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Octet, or, Music for 9+ Musicians: a version of “Tending”
Forty mins approx., piano, two violins, two violas, two cellos, two (or more) bass clarinets and local recording devices, 2025
(score pending)
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Double Quintet and Duo: a version of “Tending”
Seventeen minutes approx., 2x (piano, flute, violin, cello, vibraphone/guitar, bass clarinet), 2024
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Sextet and Solo: a version of “Tending”
Fifteen minutes approx., Pierrot quintet, percussion, electric guitar, 2025
For Standard Issue
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Second Piece for Jennie Gottschalk
Flexible duration, piano, guitar, violin or viola, and violin or viola, 2025
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Fifteen minutes approx., flute, cello, piano, 2024
For Marsyas Trio
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Flexible duration, voices, 2024
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Piano(s) and String Quartet: a version of “Tending”
Fifteen minutes approx., any number of pianos and string quartet, 2024
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Four Pianos: after four bars by Rued Langgaard, composer*
Thirteen minutes approx., piano quartet, 2024
For Square Music
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Fifteen minutes approx., piano and e. guitar with e-bow, 2024
To Kory Reeder
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No particular instruments, no particular durations, 2024
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Six Lines: after a song by Freda D’Souza
Ten minutes, six middle-register sustaining instruments, 2024
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Tending (guitar), or, 2(1+1+1)
Transcribed from an improvised performance in Minneapolis, March 2024
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Any two players, flexible duration, 2024
After Mieko Shiomi; to Antoine Beuger
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No particular instruments, no particular duration, 2024
For Luke and Nina Martin
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Five minutes approx., 2024
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Trio: after a trio by James M. Creed, composer*
Flexible duration, flexible instrumentation, 2024
For flxnflx
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Fifteen minutes approx., solo organ, 2024
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Trio: after an étude by Hélène de Montgeroult, composer*
Piano, bass clarinet and cello, at least eight minutes, 2023
Composed for Terra Invisus, trio
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Piano Study 8: for Kate Ledger
30 mins approx., Piano and smartphones (or similar), 2023
Composed for Kate Ledger, pianist
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For at least two players, flexible duration, 2022
Published in Prototype 5, anthology, by Prototype publishing
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Solo electric guitar with effects, approx 12 minutes, 2022
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(there’s no score for [untitled guitar piece], just some notes here so that somebody could play it if they wanted to)
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Solo percussion, 2022, three pieces:
1. Having only seen the score for James Tenney’s Having Never Written a Note for Percussion whilst having never seen the score for Alvin Lucier’s Silver Streetcar for the Orchestra
2. Having now seen the score for Alvin Lucier’s Silver Streetcar for the Orchestra (which I had already heard) whilst having still only seen the score for James Tenney’s Having Never Written a Note for Percussion
3. Having at last heard James Tenney’s Having Never Written a Note for Percussion (which I had already read) and also seen the score for Alvin Lucier’s Silver Streetcar for the Orchestra (which I had already heard)
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Piano Study 7, or, the logical extension of both “Piano Study 1” and “Piano Study 6”
Solo piano, 2022
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Flexible instrumentation, flexible duration, 2022
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Electric guitar duo with effects, 25 minutes, 2022
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Flexible instrumentation or guitar with effects, flexible duration, 2022
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Piano and Accompaniment: after an étude by Camille Saint-Saëns, composer*
Piano and flexiple mid-range ensemble with bass, 17 minutes, with optional prelude and/or postlude, 2021
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Flexible/no instrumentation, 2021
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Four short theatrical sketches, three performers, 2021
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Flexible instrumentation, flexible duration, 2021
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Seven Lines: for Sarah Hetrick
Alto saxophone, flexible duration, 2021
Composed for Sarah Hetrick as score for audio component of Phonic Cycles, collaboration with Sarah Hetrick and Virginia Lee Montgomery
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Voice(s), flexible duration, 2020 (second page added 2020, third added 2021)
Published in Prototype 5, anthology, by Prototype publishing
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Piano, spring 2021
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Piano, flexible duration, 2019 (revised 2021)
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Cello or cello-like objects, flexible duration, 2021
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Berceuse which continues for an organist
Organ, 6–8 hours 2020
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Flexible instrumentation, flexible duration, 2020
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Keyboard instrument(s), flexible duration, 2020
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Seven Lines: for the Ligeti Quartet
String quartet, flexible duration, 2020 (revised 2020)
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Keyboard instrument, flexible duration, 2018 (revised 2020)
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Practice of flexible duration, 2020
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Text score for those stuck indoors, 2020
Published in Claudia Molitor’s Hausmusik Kollektiv project, published by HCMF
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The Jurassic Coast in the Off-Season
Flexible instrumentation, flexible duration, 2019
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Flexible instrumentation, flexible duration, 2019
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