Three movements composed in 2025, total duration 10 minutes. The first movement (Pastorale) is based a simple tune with rather intricate part writing. The second movement (Loure) highlights the English Horn accompanied by oboes. Loure is an ancient slow dance for bagpipe, whose sonority is evoked by three double reeds. The third movement (Gigue) is a lively fugue developed with seriousness but concluding with a surprise.

Four movements composed in 2024 for classical orchestra. 40' duration.

Sheet music for a work currently a national finalist for the 2025 American Prize in Composition. Five movements, 45 minutes duration. Variations is a conversation among sections of the orchestra with frequent and unexpected turns of harmony. The Scherzo is vigorous with violent interjections by opposing instruments. Two Trios, one featuring brass and percussion, the other featuring strings alone, separate repetitions of the Scherzo. Cavatina and Canzone are rather slow, song-like movements, the first in a major key, the second in minor. The Finale is the longest and most elaborate movement, in sonata form ending with a grand coda for the entire orchestra.

What do snowflakes, birds, a jigsaw puzzle, an elementary school library, eternity, and an auto parts store have in common? What happens when we turn to poetry to learn what every flower says? This collection seeks insight, beauty, and connection hidden in ordinary experience. By appreciating everyday life, you may see truths that resonate with your own inner wisdom. What emerges is a world we all seek - a larger world made for gentleness.

In this second poetry collection, the author reflects on mysteries of identity. Our deepest self is rarely known to others or even to ourselves. What is our true calling? In life? In death? In relation to others? These meditations on spirituality, nature, and vocation explore sources within and around us of perception, power, and an enlightened life.