Current Projects

2025

• Meeting Point for piano. Fidan Aghayeva-Edler. 20 November. Hannover, Germany.

• In Breath for alto saxophone and piano. 9 September. Naomi Sullivan (saxophone), Charles Matthews (piano). All Saints Church, Bristol, UK.

• In Breath for alto saxophone and piano. Première. 4 September. Naomi Sullivan (saxophone), Valeria Picardi (piano). 29th International Saxophone Stage, Fermo, Italy.

• Johannesburg Etude 2 for piano. 10 May. Michael Watt. St Francis Church, Johannesburg

• Johannesburg Etude 1 for piano. Jan Gerdes. 9 March. Chris Seabrook Hall. Johannesburg, South Africa.

2024

• Johannesburg Etude 2 for piano. Fidan Aghayeva-Edler. 4 December. Krakow, Poland.

• Gathering for women's chorus. Cape Town Opera Chorus. 28 September. Endler Hall, Stellenbosch, South Africa.

• In Memory for alto saxophone and piano. Première. Naomi Sullivan (saxophone) and Jill Richards (piano). 13 September. Endler Hall, Stellenbosch, South Africa.

• Star-rise for flute. Lize Briel. 12 September. Endler Hall, Stellenbosch, South Africa.

• Saxophone Octet 2 for saxophone octet. Royal College of Music Saxophone Ensemble. 2 July. Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, London, UK.

• Johannesburg Etude I, Johannesburg Etude II for piano. Included on album East-West-Central-South, GENUIN Classics. Launched May 7, Theatre Berlin, Berlin, Germany.

• Gathering for women's chorus. Cardiff University Contemporary Music Group conducted by Rob Fokkens. March 19. Cardiff, Wales, UK.

• Deep City for saxophone quartet. Included on album 'Strata' by Laefer Saxophone Quartet. Launched 16 March, St Peter's Church, London, UK.

• CPO Composers Competition. Jury. 7 - 9 March, Cape Town, South Africa.

• Deep City for saxophone quartet. Laefer Saxophone Quartet. 4 March. University of Southampton, UK.

• Untitled for saxophone quartet. March 11. Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London, UK

• Where are your papers? 23 January. Think Tank panel discussion on 'Performance as a Holder for Stories of Migration and Immigration in South Africa'. At Market Theatre with Caroline Wanjiku Kihato and Bongile Lecoge-Zulu.