for trombone & piano (NEW 2005)        by Otto Henry

for three timpani (two players)        by Otto Henry

Do Not Pass Go is a ceremonial game. The two timpanists face one another over three kettledrums playing from a graphic score.

for trombone(3)        by James Cuomo

Though Dry Ralph can be played as work for solo trombone, the composer prefers at least three performers.

for solo percussion        by Erik Lund

This is a spectacular 'tour de force' for the serious percussionist.

He's IN the building!    by Tom Bourcier 

"I Saw Elvis" was described by one listerner as "Thelonius Monk meets Bela Bartok."

for solo timpani        by Renee Arakaki

E Kü Mau! is a phrase used in the Hawaiian cultural renaissance and sovereignty movements.

for viola and tape        by Roger Hannay

A beautiful elegy sub-titled Peace for Dawn by Roger Hannay was created in the early days of electronic music.

for high voice and piano        by Philip Brink

Brink's setting of an ancient Chinese poem captures its melancholy spirit. Duration

for clarinet and self-prepared tape        by Roberto Laneri

The performer is recorded for the first two minutes of this unique work for clarinet, and then played back while the clarinet continues through the score.

for soprano (or tenor) and organ        by Gardner Read

for mixed chorus, brass choir, timpani (ad lib) & organ        by Gardner Read

A setting of the "Epistle to the Corinthians" by a master composer of choral music.

for chorus (SATB) & piano        by Gardner Read

A setting of the "Epistle to the Corinthians" by a master composer of choral music.

for Eb clarinet and percussion        by Raymond Weisling

for voice and cello        by Morgan Powell

for band        by Thomas Everett

Feowertig NU was written for high school band.