Full Orchestra Collegiate Repertoire

The joy of Christmas is reflected in this waltz by the Russian master of the form. It is the last of a set of twelve character pieces for solo piano, each named for its month of publication and reflecting

A continuation of the journey through a dreamscape begun with Contours I - concrete, flash-like contrasting images merging into shadows, vague allusions, and fragments of archetypes.

Europa is imagined as a quiet celestial body orbiting Jupiter with a warm and friendly ocean beneath a cracked and turbulent surface. This symphony is composed in the European style and tradition of the

Bring bombast and excitement to your concert program with this rhythmically driving, lively piece directly inspired by the epic flood of the Noah's Ark tale!

This fanfare, set in a simple ABA form, includes a setting of the hymn Praise to the Lord, the Almighty presented exclusively in the organ. Countermelodies and motifs are introduced throughout the

Metalfare is a fanfare for symphony orchestra. It is the winner of Helsinki University Symphony Orchestra's composition contest in honor of its 85th anniversary.

Both remarkable and formidable in its lyrical grandeur, this poignant work masterfully balances meditative ambience, rhythmically and harmonically flowing energy, and earth-shaking resonance.

"On the Ground Where We Live" for full orchestra (1111 - 3321 - tmp+2 - str) was composed in 2005. Duration: ca. 10'. The piece evokes the sense of walking through the community of an old town or city,

This creative and inspiring work is a piece for solo tenor saxophonist and orchestra with jazz quartet accompaniment. In performing this piece, it is preferable to have a tenor saxophonist who is equally

Phaethon's Ride is a tone poem depicting his ill-fated journey riding Helios' sun-chariot for a day and its inevitable, tragic end. In this work, musical form is structured on the temporal cycles

"Rocky Mountain Majesty" is an original piece for Concert Level Full Orchestra. Commissioned for the centennial celebration of Rocky Mountain National Park (CO) which was dedicated Sept. 4, 1915, this piece

Saga is new fantasy music for symphony orchestra. It brings the listener to the time of knights, kings and ancient celebrations.  If you are inspired by the Middle Ages, neo-medieval music or

Inspired by the mystery and beauty of the trees in Northern California, the thematic material of this original work is derived or expanded from a five-note motive heard throughout the piece.

A magnificently poetic work on humanity's relationship with nature and technology, this profound concerto for tenor saxophone and chamber orchestra brings both realism and optimism to the forefront through