Music

Catalogue of Works
 

Soundtracks

• “Tired of Living, Feared of Dying” a Dennis Cameron documentary for Rex Video, London, UK; Year: 1996; Duration: 9'

• “The Leopard Son” a Discovery Channel/Hugo van Lawick film, (European production); Year: 1996; Duration: 22’

• “Pavlov” for Dutch television, Year: 1997

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Solo Concerti

• “Memoriam in D” for violin, violoncello and orchestra; Year: 2004; Duration: 25'

• “Piano Concerto” Year: 2009; Revision: 2017; Duration: 22'

• “Harp Concerto” comm. by the United Nations and the Government of The Netherlands; Year: 2021; Duration: 23’

• "Viola Concerto" Year: 2022-23; Duration 24'

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Chamber Music

• "Piano Sonata: Something for Piano 1 and 2” Year: 2005; Duration: 9’

• "Movement for Piano Trio” Year: 2007; Duration: 4’

• "Piano Quartet” Year: 2008; Duration: 10’

• "Cloches Sourdes” for two pianos and tubular bells. Year: 2017; Duration 8'

• "Souvenirs Fugaces" 4 preludes for piano solo. Year: 2022; Duration 7'

• "TienLies" prelude for flute and piano. Year: 2022; Duration 3'30"

• "Tzimtzum" for choir, harp, violoncello and percussion. Year: 2023; Duration 5'

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Symphonies and Orchestral Music

• Chamber Symphony 1 “Remember to Forget” Year: 2009; Duration: 16’;

        on occasion of the 50th anniversary of Canadian Music Centre

• Chamber Symphony 2 “Children’s War Diaries” Year: 2017; Duration: 15'; JUNO nominated, 2022

• "Concerto Antico: à Travers un Miroir Fumé" Year: 2022; Duration 13'

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Vocal Music

• “Hope and Belief” baroque ensemble and mixed choir; Year: 2020; Duration 2’; JUNO nominated, 2023

• “Songs in Times of Honour” baroque orchestra and soprano; Year: 2020; Duration 13’

•  “ARIELLA” Opera in 3 acts; Libr: Thomas Beijer, inspired by the novels of Ariëlla Kornmehl; Year: 2012-2023; Duration: 90’

• "Of Women and Witches, Their Lovers and Child" for 2 harpsichords and soprano; Year 2022; Duration 12'

• "Chansons THLLM, Uninterrupted Melody" for mixed choir (SATB); Year 2023; Duration 28'

•  "Sarah" Opera in 3 acts; Libr: Betrand Laverdure, inspired by the life of Sarah Bernhardt; Year: 2024; Duration: 90'

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