silicon life (2024)
for solo wind instrument and live electronics, 2 minutes
first performance: Desmond Clarke, A Pinch of Salt, York, 20th August 2024
transformation (for lucy) (2024)
for solo wind instrument and live electronics, 5+ minutes
first performance: Lucy Havelock, Goldsmiths College, London, 22nd February 2024
elastic time IV (2023)
for solo harp, 1 minute
first performance: Olivia Jageurs, Online, 12th May 2023
five exploded pastorales (2022)
for oboe soloist (oboe, oboe d’amore, cor anglais, bass oboe, optional musette) and electronics (alternatively with double reed ensemble), 25 minutes
first performance: Mikey Sluman, Late Music Concert Series, York, UK, 4th May 2024
tegmark variations (2022)
for solo oboe and generative score, no fixed duration
first performance: Niamh Dall, University of York Creative Coding Lab, 3rd March 2023
Transcendental strains v (2022)
for saxophone and guitar, 10 minutes
first performance: Rosetta Collective, Kyoto, 25th March 2023
flat landscape with clouds (2022)
for two guitars, 5 minutes
first performance: David Cotter and Kevin Loh, Indiana, USA, 20th March 2022
Three spaces (2021)
for improvising dancer and electronics, 5 minutes
first performance: Erica Mulkern, online premiere, May 2021
Strange beast (2020)
for solo double bass (or any number of double basses), 6 minutes
first performance: James Banner, online premiere, September 2020
recursive prelude (2020)
for solo piano, 2 minutes
first performance: Archie Bonham, online premiere, October 2020
A carillon for j t (2019)
for any keyboard or tuned percussion instrument, c. 3 minutes
first performance: Kate Ledger, AMOK, York, 18th September 2019
saturate (2018)
for one or more wind instruments and live electronics. c. 9 minutes
first performance: Desmond Clarke (oboe), AMOK, York, February 2019
liszt fields (2018)
for piano solo, c. 10 minutes
a response to the first three pieces of Liszt’s Annèes du Pelerinage, Book II.
first performance: Jakob Fichert (piano), Besbrode Pianos, Leeds, UK, 14th April 2019
Narcissus (2018)
for piano and computer, no fixed duration
first performance: New Maker Ensemble, July 2018, Madiera, Portugal
Transcendental Strains iiI(a) (2017)
for 1-4 wind instruments and live electronics, 7 minutes
first performance: Desmond Clarke, Mikey Sluman (oboes), Leeds Improvised Arts and Music, UK, 11th August 2019
Transcendental Strains ii (2017)
for two wind instruments and live electronics, 5 minutes
recorded November 2017 by the composer
hypoglossa (2017)
for solo voice with optional live electronics, 8 minutes
first performance: Elizabeth Hilliard, Music Current 2017, Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin, April 2017
Oiseaux métamorphique (2016-17)
for modified alto recorder and live electronics, 7 minutes
part of RECORDARI
first performance: Carmen Troncoso (recorders), Desmond Clarke (electronics), York, March 2017
RECORDARI (2016-17)
for modified alto recorder, three archaic recorders and live electronics, 22 minutes
written in collaboration with Carmen Troncoso
first performance: Carmen Troncoso (recorders), Desmond Clarke (electronics), York, March 2017
and there will come soft rains (2013)
for clarinet in A and live electronics, 13 minutes, alternatively any other instrumentation or duration
first performance: Will Ozard (clarinet), Desmond Clarke (electronics), Rymer Auditorium, York, May 2014
LINEAR A (2013)
for harpsichord and electronics, 7 minutes
first performance: Jane Chapman (harpsichord), Desmond Clarke (electronics), York Spring Festival of New Music, May 2013
FOR SOPRANO, CLARINET, COMPUTER AND TAPE (2012)
4 minutes
Setting of Rhapsody on a Windy Night by T. S. Eliot
first performance: Ana Beard-Fernandez (soprano), Will Ozard (clarinet), Desmond Clarke (electronics), Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, November 2012
VERS L'ARBRE-FRÈRE AUX JOURS COMPTÉS (2012)
for high soprano and piano, 3 minutes
setting of René Char
first performance: Ana Beard-Fernandez (Soprano), Joe McGrail (Piano), Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, December 2012
J'AI TANT RÊVÉ DE TOI (2012)
for mezzo-soprano and piano, 3 minutes
setting of Robert Desnos
first performance: Lisa Coates (mezzo), Mark Hutchinson (piano), Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, June 2012
through the fog (2010)
for solo violin, 6 minutes
first performance: Jessica Conway, Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, December 2010
Monochromat (2009)
for solo percussion and tape, 5 minutes
first performance: Martin Scheuregger, Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, March 2009