Free Works

Over the years, a small handful of pieces have been written for specific occasions that do not necessarily require a full publication or official release.  I also believe that giving works for others to play. When all is said and done, I hope that musicians perform my music and enjoy it and find meaning in the pieces. That being said, most of those works are on the IMSLP, the Petrucci Library. Click on the icon below to go directly to my page there.

Many of those free works have been recorded and are available to listen on my YouTube channel. Click on the link to get through to the specific piece:

Ubi Caritas (SATB, short version)

Miniatures (for organ)

Lenten Improvisations (for organ): 

Chorale Preludes and Postludes II (for organ)   

Chorale Preludes and Postludes III (for organ)   

Lastly, here are a couple of small things that do not hold any particular signifigance other than that they were fun to write. I wrote the sight-reading example for the 2016 Spring semester organ juries: the first one was rejected as it was too dissonant and weird for the organ juries. I decided to go a slightly different route, namely, imitate Jean Langlais for Ann Labounsky. I thought she would enjoy that and she seemed to! The Fifteen Second Fanfare was written for Lauren Cross’ wedding and includes the Legend of Zelda theme embedded into their names. It was a fun day.

Duquesne University Sight Reading Spring 2016 (SCORE included because it’s fun)

Duquesne University Sight Reading Spring 2016 REJECTED (SCORE also because it’s fun)

Fifteen Second Fanfare (score with an hommage)