Cascade Gardens is a small park area in the foothills of Hobart’s Mt Wellington/Kunanyi, within close proximity of the Cascade Brewery (oldest cont...
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Charlie is the coolest dude. He likes to eat the Corgi's food. He's always into this and that. Charlie, He's the cat. Dedicated to Charlie, one of ...
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My endeavour with this work was to write a work that had a feature for each section only with a finale embracing them all. What developed was a wor...
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After a majestic opening, this piece is propelled forward by a pulsing, rhythmic soundscape. Sample Score Your browser does not support th...
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We may be small, but we are mighty! Written for the very first ever Coolabunia State School Concert Band, the strong rhythmic and dynamic energy of...
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Count ‘em Down is a classic “opener” in the Count Basie Style. It contains the hallmarks of the Big Band genre and is a great opportunity for playe...
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Cover Drive is a combination of the 12/8 shuffle and the Afro-Cuban 12/8 groove. The drum and percussion parts are a suggestion of how to reflect t...
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Inspired by a musical mobile hanging in a nursery, Cradle Song captures elements of "Beautiful Dreamer" by Stephen C. Foster. Opening opportunities...
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Dance of the Ancient Spirits draws inspiration from tales of ancient mysteries and forbidden discoveries. The work imagines an archaeologist's peri...
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In a dystopian future, a team of vigilantes is setting out across the desert plains to catch the bandits that have raided their encampment. Armed t...
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The drum groove is based on the Weather-Report classic, Birdland. Drummers should listen to and play along with the classic recording to internalis...
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Dog Walkin’ Shuffle is a fun shuffle feel piece for a grooving rhythm section with traditional riff based figures for the horns and some room for i...
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Dragons at the Drawbridge was written for Beginner Band Blitz, a city-wide workshop for first year concert band students in Brisbane. It is reminis...
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Driven was composed for the Hillbrook Anglican School Wind Symphony and premiered by the ensemble in a joint concert with the Queensland Youth Orch...
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Fanfare and Dance commences with a grand and impressive fanfare led by the brass section, giving way to a light and playful dance. As the music pro...
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Special occasions need a special soundtrack. Something bold. Proud. Even a bit pompous. Whether you are receiving an award for destroying an interg...
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This piece originated as a concert fanfare for brass and percussion.
With an energetic fanfare opening the work, Festal Intrada is effervescent and sparkling with dynamism and strength. The ensuring legato melody, ca...
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Fiesta en la Calle is a high-energy Latin chart that fuses Tito Puente with Arturo Sandoval and the modern L.A writing of Gordon Goodwin. After the...
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Reminiscent of Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five,” Five and Three is all about the groove. An opening melody, first heard in the trombones and soon passed ...
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The Four Note Boogaloo is a fun piece for a grooving rhythm section with a melody featuring a small jazz combo horn section of Alto Sax, Tenor Sax ...
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Gently should be just that …. tender, reflective, thoughtful; allowing musicians and listeners to simply breath and let the music speak of gentlene...
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For many years, one of the musical highlights for band and orchestra students at my school was an annual excursion to see “DOCH Gypsy Orchestra” di...
View full detailsHow funky can you get? It’s easy to get excited about the title of this tune and try too hard to be funky. It’s like trying too hard to be cool. It...
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