Tetraktys (Τετρακτύς), 2000, for solo piano, c.10’
Premiered by the composer, Edinburgh Society of Musicians, May 2001
Recorded for Dunelm Records, Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester, May 2004

Styx (Στύξ) for solo flute, 2001, c.5’
Premiered by the contestants (flute section) of the Conservatoire Graduates’ Competition 2001, Thessaloniki Greece

Praeludium and Chorale, for organ, 2002, c.8’
Performed and recorded by Kristian Andersen, RNCM concert Hall, January 2003

Farewells for piano, 2004, c.8’
Premiered by Panayiotis Demopoulos at Jesus College, Cambridge, May 2004
Recorded for Dunelm Records, July 2005

String theories, for piano and pre-recorded music
On original poetry by Kai Fierle-Hedrick, 2004, 11’02’’
Premiered by Sarah Nicolls, Rymer Auditorium York, May 2005

A book of solos, various instruments, 2006, c.20’

The ill-tempered dossier, pieces for detuned harpsichord, 2006, 30’

The Word according to St. Matthew, pieces for organ (work in progress)
commissioned by Nicola Harrington for performance in 2007

88, eighty-eight etudes for piano, c. 50’
commissioned by Jorrit van den Ham

Olvothoteera fthoongee (Ολβοδότειρα φθογγή) 1998 for flute and piano, c. 12’
Premiered by Nikolos and Demetrios Demopoulos at the Kozani International Chamber Music Festival, August 1998

Images from Kozani, 1999, for clarinet, cello and piano, c. 12’
Premiered by the Trio Gdańsk, Gdańsk, Poland April 2001

Tetraktys II (ΤετρακτύςΒ), 2001, for two pianos and string quartet, c.12’
Premiered by Panayiotis Demopoulos, Cameron Murdoch and members of the Ian Tomlin Contemporary Music Ensemble, Edinburgh Society of Musicians, May 2001

Piano quintet, 2002, c.12’

Three songs for bass and piano, 2002, c.10’
Premiered by Richard Wiegold and Mahir Cetiz, Lord Rhodes Room, RNCM, November 2002.
Recorded May 2003, St. Ann’s Church, Manchester for Dunelm Records

Monocle, for clarinet and piano 2000 (rev.2004), c.10’
Premiered by Panayiotis Demopoulos and Tui Clark September 2004, Florianka Hall, Krakow, Poland
Recorded for Dunelm Records, Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, July 2005.

Suite for cello and piano, 2003, c.15’
Premiered by Panayiotis Demopoulos and Clare Babington, Lord Rhodes Room, RNCM as part of the Birtwistle Resonances Festival, May 2003. Recorded by the RNCM recording department, released on CD by Dunelm Records

Woodwind quintet, for clarinet (Bb/bass), cor anglais, flute (dbl picc.), bassoon and horn, 2003, c.13’
Performed and recorded by members of the Anairesis Ensemble, conducted by Matthew Coorey, May 2001, St.Ann’s Church,
Manchester for Dunelm Records

Three quarter-tone exercises for string quartet, for violin, viola, violoncello and double bass, 2003, c.6’
Sciamachy, for flute and piano; co-composed with flautist/composer Andrew Thomas), 2004, c.10’; premiered in Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge by Andrew Thomas and the composer, February 2004.

Six songs, for soprano, trumpet (Bb), clarinet (Bb), vibraphone, violin and violoncello, 2003-4, c.15’, premiered by the Chimera Ensemble, York, May 2005

Scatomancy, for voice and piano, 6’
Premiered by Mike Solomon-Williams and Tom Gibbs at the Early Music Centre, York, June 2006

Arthur Rimbaud with the Desert, for gamelan quartet, 2004, c.5’
Premiered by the Cambridge Gamelan, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, May 2004

Three pieces for choir and organ, 2004, c.15’

Three short pieces, for clarinet in Bb and piano, 2005, c.5’

Blac!, for small ensemble, 2005, c.3’
To be premiered by ensemble New York, February 2006

Emvolimon (Εμβόλιμον), for chamber ensemble, 2005, c.5’
Commissioned by the Athens Concert Hall New Music Workshops
To be premiered March 2006

Bellerophonics,2005, (graphic scores)
Premiered by the Anaeresis ensemble, Modena June 2006

Bestiary, revised work, for five voices and instruments, c.25

Minima moralia, for string quartet, 12’
Premiered by the Elysian quartet, June 2006, Music Research Centre, York University

Nachtliedjes, for piano, horn, violin and viola (12’)
To be premiered by the Anaeresis ensemble in 2006

Concertino for piano and orchestra, 2001-2, c.25’

ΛΟΓΟΙ (LOGHOI), for orchestra, choir and small ensembles, 2002-3, c.30’

VESPERS (work in progress):

a) Hetor (Music for a finer Vesper), for chamber orchestra, 2003, revised 2006 c.15’
Performed (reduction) and recorded by members of the Britten Sinfonia, Cambridge University Music Department, Recital Room, September 2004, full premiere to be given by the Kamer Filharmonie as part of the Gaudeamus Festival, September 2006, Amsterdam

b) Music for an older Vesper, for alto and chamber group, 2005, c.12’

c) Music for a secret Vesper, for 24 instruments, 2004, c.5’

A book of nonsense (dur.10 days-1 century)