Selected Works

for piano + video

A game of ‘snake’ with synchronised live piano.

Duration: 6’

Premiered by Yshani Perinpanayagam at Royal Concert Hall Nottingham // All Your Bass Festival

for solo flute

Finding truth and direction in one’s voice

Duration: 5’

Premiered by Sofiia Matviienko. Commissioned by the Royal Academy of Music for 200 Pieces.

for solo piano
(after Korobeiniki after Rachmaninoff)

Virtuosic variations on the Tetris theme, inspired by Rachmaninoff’s Paganini Variations

Duration: 5’

Premiered by Yshani Perinpanayagam at Royal Concert Hall Nottingham // All Your Bass Festival

4 songs for baritone and piano; also available in an arrangement for tenor and piano

Settings of John Cage’s love letters. to Merce Cunningham. With thanks to John Cage Trust.

Duration: 15’

Premiered by Ross Ramgobin (baritone) and Yshani Perinpanayagam (piano) at Les Noces: The Departure, Woolwich Works, January 2024

Performed by Giacomo Schmidt (tenor) and Jong Sun Woo (piano) at Konzerthaus, Berlin September 2025

Song for mezzo soprano and piano

A mother and daughter consider the stars

Duration 2’

Premiered by Sarah Richmond and Sam Peña, Shoreditch, December 2022

Further performances include by Beth Moxon and Jonathan Ware at Wigmore Hall, November 2024.

Song for soprano and piano

The many images which are woven together to form the night

Duration: 3’30

Commissioned and premiered by Sarah Dacey and Belinda Jones as part of Night Songs, Woolwich October 2025.

Carol for SATB

The nativity beginning with the star

Duration: 2’

Premiered online by Siglo de Oro, December 2020

Further performances include by Salford Cathedral Choir for Midnight Mass broadcast on BBC Radio 4, and BBC Singers broadcast on Radio 3, and services internationally

Recorded by Somerville College Choir Oxford, and Choir of Trinity Chuch Boston

Published by Multitude of Voyces

Carol for SATB

The true and just legacy of Eve

Duration: 2’45

Premiered and recorded by St. Martin’s Voices

Published by Encore

Co-Created with Sophie Stone
for Creative Sign Artist and Any-Voice Choir

Exploring solitude and intimacy through Creative Sign

Duration: 7’

Published by Peters

for Brass Quintet

Trauma-induced breathing patterns strive to become speech

Duration: 6’

Commissioned and premiered by Onyx Brass. Further performances include by RCM London students.

for string quartet

A snapshot of depression

Duration 4’

Premiered by Ligeti Quartet as part of their Workout series, September 2020.

For flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trombone, violin, viola & double bass

A jolly little spiky thing

Duration: 1’

Viral release online, performed by former members of the Rambert Orchestra in Lockdown 2020

for string trio

A folk-esque romp telling a story of unifying marginalised voices

Duration: 2’30

Premiered by Philharmonia chamber players, Cromwell Place 2023

for 6 players

Improv games in music; Japanese honey bees come together to take down a hornet

Duration 5’30

Commissioned by CoMA, premiered by CoMA Leeds

for chamber orchestra and body percussion

Eggs rattle and crack, pteranodons majestically burst free

Duration: 2’

Commissioned and premiered by London Sinfonietta, Royal Festival Hall, 2022

for wind quintet, string quintet [db], piano + audience

Images from a bustling home

Duration: 15’

Premiered by the Atéa Quintet and course participants. Commissioned for the inaugural Music Summer School and Festival @ Greshams, 2024

for soprano and period orchestra
Text by Hazel Gould

Beneath the ground is the beating heart of the forest

Duration: 4’30

Commissioned and performed by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

for Rock Band and Orchestra

My intersectional identity expressed as. a mash-up between Carnatic music and heavy ‘90s alt pop.

Duration: 3’

Commissioned and premiered by Street Orchestra Live as part of their Ravi Shankar series, 2022

Musical for choir and orchestra

A politically charged story about community…and the fight to hold onto it.

Duration: 45’

Commissioned and premiered by Multi-Story Orchestra, Bold Tendencies July 2024. Further performances at Southbank Centre and Fairfield Halls, October 2025.

an interactive composition exploring climate change