Lord of the Fountains’ Fugue
Here’s the full version of “Lord of the Fountains’ Fugue.” Although written with the feadóg in mind, this piece, a
Here’s the full version of “Lord of the Fountains’ Fugue.” Although written with the feadóg in mind, this piece, a
I’ve finished a piece for violin, viola, and cello. It will someday be the first movement in a four-movement work,
This weekend I wrote this rondo for flute, violin, acoustic guitar, and bass guitar. The recurring section (slightly altered each
It’s official, I’m on Amazon.com! Click here to see my author page. So far I have “Lord of the Fountains’
I’m very excited to announce CutiePie has featured Duo I in her most recent video, and she also has provided
My first book of tin whistle duets has been published! Volume I contains nine duets, which also are suitable for
The sheet music for Lord of the Fountains’ Fugue is available HERE. It’s the longest fugue I’ve ever written, and
I’ve finished a 14-minute-long fugue for two tin whistles (or flutes/recorders/violins — any treble-clef instrument, really) and will publish the
Number 40 started and I think almost finished, this one’s quite fast but not impossible (probably for more advanced players,
Number 39 started, here it is so far: The audio file above may be distributed freely as it is. But
Here’s another tin whistle duet I just finished (the 36th one since May) barring further tweaks. It has no name,
I deleted a repeat, added a middle section that doesn’t use canonic technique, but is instead a melodic sequence in
Here’s another crab canon, I wrote tonight. Although it’s a complete work, it will be the first part of a