Railroaded for flute choir
Saltarello for flute quartet/choir
Nessun Dorma for flute choir
Tamar for flute quartet/choir
French Quarter for Flute Quartet
Chatter for two flutes
Trajectory for 2 flutes and cello
Crosswalk for solo flute
Smorgasbord for solo flute
Mangosteen for flute and guitar
Lent and Easter Flute Duets
Wedding Flute Duets
Christmas Flute Duets
"Brian Boru’s March” is a traditional Irish tune about the High King of Ireland from about 941-1014. Brian Boru died in the Battle of Clontarf in which his army defeated the Vikings. This tune, originally a slow air, commemorates the journey where his body was brought back to Armagh for burial. The tune, however, does work well as a lively dance at a faster tempo. Perhaps, the original unknown composer purposely composed a tune with the ambiguity of the victory, but with the loss of a leader.