Festival
Commissioned By: Participants of Brass explosion 2010
Instrumentation: Brass Ensemble
Music
Hip Happy Hippo
Commissioned By: Magnetic Band
Premiere: Natasha Liu and Meng Yee (2003)
Instrumentation: Cello, Double Bass
Be a happy hippo if you are born a hippo. Love the way you are.
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Images My Dream Saw
Commissioned By: DuoSolo
Premiere: DuoSolo – Mary Fukushima (Flute), Mike Kirkendoll (Piano) (2007)
Instrumentation: Flute and Piano
Impressions
Commissioned By: Co-curricular activities branch of the Ministry of Education, Singapore.
Premiere: 15 junior colleges, during the Singapore Youth Festival central judging for choir (2003)
Language: “Dung, Dong, Ding, Deng, Dang”. Onomatopoeia sounds of a Gamelan orchestra
This song employs the onomatopoeia play on Dung, Dong, Ding, Deng, Dang which depicts the sound of a Gamelan orchestra. Available Scores: SATB
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In Song
Commissioned By: Victoria Chorale
Premiere: Victoria Chorale (2005)
Language: English
This is a theme song for Victoria Chorale’s annual concert entitled “In Song”. The lyrics are written with the combined efforts Victoria Chorale’s members. Available Scores: SATB
Interfusion and Toccata
Commissioned By: Hong Kong Academy Performing Arts (2010)
Instrumentation: Two pianos
Irama Belia
Commissioned By: Co-curricular activities branch of the Ministry of Education, Singapore.
Premiere: 118 secondary school choirs during the Singapore Youth Festival central judging for choir (2003)
Language: Malay
Based on lyrics by Brother Colin from Saint Patrick Secondary School, this song is a celebration of youth and racial harmony. Available Scores: SATB, SSA, SSAA and SAB
Kucinta
Commissioned By: Victoria Junior College Choir
Premiere: Victoria Junior College Choir (1997)
Language: Meow (language of a cat) and Malay
The song is about one of Singapore’s icon – Kucinta, the cat. “Meow” or the sound of a cat is heard throughout this song. Available Scores: SATB
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Land Of Joy
Commissioned By: CCA Branch of MOE for SYF central judging for choir 2008
Premiere: 116 Singapore Primary School Choirs (2008)
Language: English
March-in
Commissioned By: NAFA Convocation 2010
Instrumentation: Symphonic Band