A multi-sectional, continuous programmatic work for orchestra  inspired by the politically-forced 1960s migration of Newfoundlanders from their remote fishing villages to the cities with a promise of a better life. Features the well-known NFLD folk tune "Cape St. Mary's" throughout utilized in interesting and contemporary ways. Premiered by Symphony New Brunswick.

Commissioned by the District 6 String Orchestra Program, Quispamsis, New Brunswick. Fantastic and fun arrangement of three Maritime folk tunes: Anthem of the Wind and the Water (Jim Stewart),  Jim the Fiddle Maker (Ivan Hicks) and Johnny, Does Your Dog Bite? (traditional). Scored for string orchestra, tin whistle (or sopranino recorder or piccolo) and spoons. All tunes used by permission.

A one-movement work for orchestra featuring dense harmonic structures, poly-melodic passages, and expressive, lyrical melodies; almost "film-like". Premiered by the Waterloo Symphony.

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Scored for Wind Ensemble, this work has newly-composed folk-like melodies. Contrasting sections of lush, expansive adagio passages are juxtaposed against rollicking, sea-shanty style sections. Features extensive contrapuntal writing amongst all the parts.

Suitable for Upper-Intermediate ensembles.

Highly contemporary, modern work focussing on the creation of sounds beyond normal forms and procedures.

Scored for SATB choir and string orchestra. Gentle, endearing, and uplifting, with original text by the composer. Premiered by the Victoria University Chorale and University String Orchestra, Dr. Jonathan Con conducting. Suitable for any community or college choir and community string orchestra.

Commissioned by Symphony New Brunswick to celebrate the arrival of the new millennium. A one movement, short atmospheric work for orchestra.

"Inspiring and thoughtful"  Saint John Telegraph-Journal review​

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