for Tuba and 4 Cellos

for Viola Horn Piano and Percussion

for String Orchestra

String Quartet No. 2

for Violin Duo

for Voice Cello and Piano

Mezzo-Soprano

Guitar Solo

Violin with piano

Piano Solo

for Flute and Piano

Full Score-Ormavi (String Quartet No. 4) was written for Carpe Diem String Quartet and was completed in December 2017. The work is a tribute tothe great 13th-century Persian music theorist and musician Safialdin Ormavi. The composition consists of eight short movements that are thematically inter-related. I have used some of Ormavi's 13th-century medieval modes and have interpolated these modes with some of the modes of the modern Persian modal system the DastgÔh system. Movements: I. Hisar 1 II. Osool III. Hesar IV. Zirafkand 1 V. Hisar 2 VI. Zirafkand 2 VII. Rooh VIII. Hora

6 Player Tango Ensemble

6 Player Tango Ensemble

The title suggests a character that is rough and outside the mainstream unsheltered and ready to face the forces of nature head-on.This character is captured in music featuring insistent melodic figures articulated in relentlesssixteenth-notes. One tempo pervades the entire 11-minute work: not fast but always with a feeling of surging forward. 2+Picc.2.3+BCl+EbCl+Eb Clto Cl: SATB Saxes: 2+ BbPicc+2 Flg.4.3.2 Euph.2: Bass: Timp.Perc(4): Pno.Hp

for Flute Clarinet and String Quartet-This rhapsodic fantasy in a single movement shifts from a lively kli zemer tempo through rubato passages with quasi-improvisational cadenzas and ends with an uptempo Freilach. Commissioned by Noah Bendix-Balgley.

Unaccompanied. Unaccompanied.

Unaccompanied. Unaccompanied.

Composed for the California Institute for the Arts. Composed for the California Institute for the Arts.

Unaccompanied. Unaccompanied.