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The dragon has throughout history and in many cultures been associated with power, majesty, fear, mystery, and legend, just to name a few. The dragon depicted in this composition is that of the European dragon versus the Chinese. In this sense a fierce symbol of power and fury is evident in the music.

Triplet Tomfoolery" is a mid-easy level piece designed to teach the triplet skill to the young woodwind quintet. Spiced with chromaticism, this is a lot of fun to play and there is a lot of fooling around for everyone. (3:00)

Anubis, Egyptian God of the Dead" is a tone picture for young level band describing a scene the composer saw in the movie Return of the Mummy where Anubis' army of the dead is relentlessly pursuing the good guys in a desert battle. Fun rhythmic with a great world music flavor.

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Flashy and fun! All players really get to wiggle their fingers" with this exciting original composition. Short scale passages are passed between players and everyone gets the chance at both the melodic lines and playing the supporting role. This is an excellent piece for concert or contest use.

The Sword of the Valiant portrays the triumphant return of the gallant knight who with his sword led the charge that defeated the invaders that thought to have his land. The battle was won and the land remained free. (2:10)

The Enchantress March was inspired by this silly little poem from an anonymous author: The Enchantress conjures many spells, approach her if you dare. Potions, powders, chants and bells, everyone beware. Her motives might be selfish, or maybe kind and true. If you can't afford to take a chance, I'd turn back if I were you!" (3:20)

The Sword of the Valiant portrays the triumphant return of the gallant knight who with his sword led the charge that defeated the invaders that thought to have his land. The battle was won and the land remained free. (2:10)

This creature is not very coordinated as is evident in the troll dance" sequence which begins in the middle of this fun piece. Imagine the hilarity that must ensue as the troll attempts to keep time in the dance having no sense of rhythm whatsoever. We've all seen (or know of) people just like this! Fun to play and listen to. (3:40)

Czech's in the Mail Polka was written as a tribute to the German-Czech style polkas that the composer became so familiar with during his undergraduate years at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He was a regular member of a local polka band and played the occasional dance job" on numerous weekends. (2:30)

Loki is said to be the step-brother of Thor and a constant source of irritation to all with whom he comes in contact. The music therefore depicts his playful yet devious nature. In this work the composer tips his hat to several of his favorite composers including Prokofiev, Richard Strauss and Claude T. Smith.

Anubis, Egyptian God of the Dead" is a tone picture for young level band describing a scene the composer saw in the movie Return of the Mummy where Anubis' army of the dead is relentlessly pursuing the good guys in a desert battle. Fun rhythmic with a great world music flavor.

Czech's in the Mail Polka was written as a tribute to the German-Czech style polkas that the composer became so familiar with during his undergraduate years at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He was a regular member of a local polka band and played the occasional dance job" on numerous weekends. (2:30)

This piece is a lively action packed adventure compressed into a standard march form filled with sword play and spirited exploits. Fun to play and listen to.

This creature is not very coordinated as is evident in the troll dance" sequence which begins in the middle of this fun piece. Imagine the hilarity that must ensue as the troll attempts to keep time in the dance having no sense of rhythm whatsoever. We've all seen (or know of) people just like this! Fun to play and listen to. (3:40)

The Enchantress March was inspired by this silly little poem from an anonymous author: The Enchantress conjures many spells, approach her if you dare. Potions, powders, chants and bells, everyone beware. Her motives might be selfish, or maybe kind and true. If you can't afford to take a chance, I'd turn back if I were you!" (3:20)