| Shenandoah |
An arrangement of the classic
American folk tune |
| Song Without Words No. 1 |
A farewell to a friend |
| Song Without Words No. 2 |
A love song (with a slight Latin American feel) |
| Song Without Words No. 3 |
A meditative piece subtitled
"Prayer" |
| Wayfaring Stranger |
An arrangement of the well-known
folk hymn |
| Rhapsody for a Dancer |
Inspired by a dance performance |
| Prelude No. 1 |
For (and about) my
daughter Erin Allegra |
| Prelude No. 2 |
For (and about) my son Conor |
| Prelude No. 3 |
A piece inspired by my love of the music of Erik Satie and of Baroque period Passacaglias and Chaconnes. Based on a repetitive bass line and harmonies, this has a meditative feel. |
| Prelude No. 4 |
Like Prelude No 3, this is a short meditative piece originally inspired by the piano works of Erik Satie. We wander a bit above a repetitive undulation between two chords, and then begin a descending movement, to find ourselves finally at rest in a new place, perhaps with more clarity. |
| Prelude No. 5 |
Built upon John Lennon's
"Imagine" |