Commissioned by Howard Horwitz as a musical statement against racial and ethnic injustice.

This simple duet was inspired by the gentle play of leaves on a cool autumn day. It is performed by the composer and derives some inspiration from Erik Satie's Gymnopédie No.1.

This work is a musical text-painting of an anonymous 17th century Italian text about love's enduring challenges. It is performed here by the Radford University Madrigal Singers, Radford, Virginia, under the direction of David Otis Castonguay.

A dignified transfer is the process by which, upon the return from the theater of operations to the United States, the remains of fallen military members are transferred from the aircraft to a waiting vehicle and then to the port mortuary. This originally composed music underscores the video given to each family that documents this somber homecoming. It is recorded by the United States Air Force Band & Strings, Colonel Larry Lang, Commander. Score & Parts may be downloaded here.

A fresh take on familiar holiday tunes provides a rousing concert opener! Commissioned by DuWane L. Sandlin and the Caesar Rodney High School Music Department and the United States Air Force Band, Col Larry Lang as conductor, the latest version incorporates harp and full SATB chorus. Listen to the recording here.

Featured in USA-TODAY News, this work was commissioned by Richfield H.S. Bands, Colleen Fischer, Director, as a musical memorial for three Minnesota teenagers. It is performed here by the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America as a 2004 winning-composition in the annual National Band Association Young Composers Mentor Project. The score may be downloaded here.

Commissioned by Kay Logan for the Chautauqua Community Band, New York, this work is a fun-spirited novelty piece complete with theatrics, kazoos, and potential audience participation. Multiple patriotic tunes are woven together amidst a cacophony of fireworks-like flourishes, crashes, and booms. The score is available for download here.