World premiere by Ensemble Offspring as part of the Future Classics Series.

The last concert in their 2024 season will take place in the Utzon Room of the Sydney Opera House. The work is scored for quintet of flute, saxophones, clarinets, piano, percussion.

IRCAM - Cursus Showcase. With soprano Béatrice de Larragoïti. More details to follow.

Premiere of the re-orchestration Wagner’s Tannhäuser Overture for strings, brass and percussion. Commissioned by Mizmorim Chamber Music Festival for the 9th edition, 2023.

Australian premiere by Syzygy Ensemble.

“Syzygy Ensemble return to Primrose Potter Salon to follow on from Revive with Rejuvenate… a program that takes inspiration from ancient wisdom and natural surroundings. In the wake of times past, breathe in the air around you and begin to rejuvenate.”

Australian premiere by the CSO Chamber Ensemble.

Conducting the Lucerne Festival Orchestra at Zürich’s Town Hall in celebration of Switzerland’s first gay weddings.

3 Orchestrations of works by SØS Gunver Ryberg, including: Magnetic Force, Earth Pressure Balance, and the world premiere of COEXISTENCE, with SØS Gunver Ryberg as soloist, by the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra at SPOT Festival.

World premiere by Rachael Kwa and Hamish Jamieson at the Abbotsford Convent, Melbourne. Commissioned by the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) as part of The ANAM Set for violinist Rachael Kwa.

Orchestral work - Roche Young 2021 Commissions, Lucerne Festival.

World premiere by Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra with conductor Lin Liao. Traho was written as an homage to the devastation of Australian wilderness and wildlife following the wildfires of 2019-20. The skeleton of the piece is sustained by a gently hummed vocal line set to poetry written by Bea Redweik.

Presentation of theatre concept for the Mannheim National Theatre in Germany. More information, and the complete festival program, will be published in spring 2020.

The culmination of the Paroles et musique workshop led by Ted Huffman and Sivan Eldar with musicians of the Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier. Work in collaboration with directors Franciska Éry and Rennik-Jan Neggers.

Sinfonietta co-commissioned by Athelas Sinfonietta and Klang Festival, Copenhagen.

World premiere: Skin Deep is a setting of ‘East of the Sun and West of the Moon’ as a breaking of reverie. The setting details a breaking down of the “fairy-tale” ending, instead, offering an aftermath of journey and expectation to unravel and define a new narrative.

Performance by Ensemble Offspring as a part of their Avant Gardens Series.

[CANCELLED due to Covid-19]

“I see how blind I’ve been – said all profits too late.” — Kae Tempest

Premiere of new work for Ensemble MusikFabrik and Eva Reiter, Académie Voix Nouvelles

Piano trio commissioned by Trio Ismena.

Premiering on the Island of Ærø in Southern Denmark; the concert will be broadcast live on DR P2.

[POSTPONED] Orbis details a celebration of natural beauty, while also considering the extent to which the human touch expands over and within our planet. Scored for cello & electronics.

Danish premiere by students of the Royal Danish Academy of Music for Pulsar Festival 2020.

Opera/dance-theatre fusion based on the novel ‘Mrs Dalloway’ by Virginia Woolf. Premiere performance at Pulsar Festival, Copenhagen with soprano with soprano Johanna Maria Nylund as Dalloway; dancer Jessica Lyall as Dalloway’s Shadow; dancers Stefanos Bizas and Ruth Rebekka Hansen as Abstractions; and conductor Jean Thorel.

Premiere performance by Bang on a Can All-Stars - Pulsar Festival , Copenhagen.

New work for cello and electronics premiering at SMK, the National Gallery of Denmark.

Performance by the Adelaide Wind Orchestra with conductor Bryan Griffiths and violinist Jacqui Carias.

Performance at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

Ambisonic performance for the inauguration of the new 3D audio system in Ny Sal at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

New work for trumpet and string quartet performed at Dartington Summer School & Festival. Premiere performance by the Gildas Quartet with Lucy Humphris.

Performance by the Sydney Conservatorium Wind Symphony conducted by John Lynch at the WASBE conference in Buñol, Spain.

Spanish premiere by the Sydney Conservatorium Wind Symphony conducted by John Lynch in tandem with the WASBE conference and part of the Sydney Conservatorium Wind Symphony’s tour repertoire to Spain.

The Judgement of Paris Quartet performs Light Movements amongst other Australian works in one of their concerts during Vivid Festival, Sydney.

SCM Wind Symphony (Greenway Series)

The second Wind Symphony program is a farewell preview of the ensemble's WASBE Conference tour (World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles) to Spain.

A new work composed for ensemble K!ART, resident ensemble at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.