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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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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Addison Avenue was inspired by the style of the classic big band led by the great Count Basie. It’s a toe-tapping swing chart featuring dynamic sta...
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Jump To It is a up tempo swing chart in the style of the great dance bands of 1940’s. It features a catchy melody and riff-based patterns typical o...
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Some might say Lucky has had a rough life. He has been in more scuffles than the average house dog and he has had more than his fair share of visit...
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Born in Liechtenstein, Josef Rheinberger was a composer, pianist and teacher in Germany in the 19th Century. He became the organist for his local c...
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Migaloo (White Whale) is an adult, albino humpback whale who journeys each year from the cold waters of the Antarctic, up the eastern coast of Aust...
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Pinwheels and Spinning Tops captures musically the playfulness of these revolving toys and the spontaneity of childish delight as colours whirl thr...
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Red Ribbons is a dramatic and colourful concert piece that takes its inspiration from the Red Ribbon Rebellion which flared up on the Bendigo goldf...
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In the Middle Ages, knights were sworn to a code of chivalry bound by a religious, moral and social code. Through this they were charged to protect...
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Rejoice! Be Glad! was commissioned by St Patrick’s College, Shorncliffe, Queensland, for the Symphonic Band. Their conductor, Kane McNally, asked f...
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Star Light, Star Bright was inspired by a tune played by nearly every beginning musician in the US: "Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star." The meaning is ...
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A Musical Memory was composed in 2018 to honor the memory and spirit of Nicole T. Lear. Ms. Lear taught at Robert Frost Sixth Grade Academy in the ...
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A ‘ratbag’ is an Australian slang term used to describe someone who might be a bit mischievous. In this case it is applied with the utmost affectio...
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This piece of music is a celebration of making music together, of being together, and of looking forward with hope after such a challenging time. T...
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Recall a moment of great celebration - a goal scored to win an important game, a great exam mark after months of work, a new job or any other fanta...
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The drums are the raw heartbeat of the jungle. They are the soundtrack for the wild adventures that can be had, venturing where no human has ever s...
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Nil Sine Labore is the motto of Brisbane Girls Grammar School, which commissioned this work for ceremonial occasions for their school community. Th...
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Over history, human-kind has sought to explore what lies beyond – we have sailed beyond our shores to unknown lands, taken to the skies to unknown ...
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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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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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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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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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When I was growing up in suburban Brisbane in the 1980’s my family’s favourite place to picnic on a sunny weekend was Bellbird Grove in the D'Aguil...
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