Most pieces are written in the key of No Time Flat. A red star (*) indicates that either currently the piece is unfinished, or that the MIDI is only an excerpt from the piece. Until I turn my eye again towards composing (it shouldn't be long now) I may as well share them, at least.

Note that the movements of this piece are to be played attaca.

Synopsis: Marco Polo travels to the Khan's palace in distant Karakorum, seeking wealth, adventure and fame.

Synopsis: A very light and simple comedy in which Alexander and Abagail are two lovers in a village run by Abagail's cruel father, Julius. Despite Julius' mandates to never see Alexander, Abagail often secretly meets with her amorato, and they exchange witty discourse in song. When Julius discovers Abagail's disobedience, he arranges to have Alexander sent off to war, and finds a substitute lover for Abagail - the stuffy and unaffectionate Arnold, who happens to look exactly like Alexander, only who sings in falsetto and who is an absolutely robotic lover. Fortunately for the twosome (and in an entirely contrived fashion) Julius suddenly falls dead and Alexander and Abagail can wed. Julius' funeral is by far the longest and funniest scene in the operetta, in which Alexander delivers a mock eulogy for the hated master, and in which Alexander's widower father and Abagail's widow mother profess their undying love for each other. The operetta closes as the entire village walks away from Julius' makeshift grave to hold the two marriages. The best songs are "The Townspeoples' Song", "The Leaves of Fall", and "Lover, Let Me Look Into Your Face".