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Discography

* ''Field Sketches for orchestra (Compendium Recordings)'' (2016) * ''On Vacation - Re-recorded and remastered (Chillville Records)'' (2016) * ''On The Orient Express - Compilation (Chillville Records)'' (2016) * ''Sands of Meditation - Compilation (Chillville Records)'' (2016) * ''The Green Man (orchestral suite) (Compendium Recordings)'' (2016) * ''The Age Of Steam - Remastered (Chillville Records)'' (2014) * ''The Book Of Knowledge - Remastered (Chillville Records)'' (2014) * ''The Essence - I Am Forecasting Sun EP (Chillville Records)'' (2013) * ''The Essence - Summer Haze EP (Chillville Records)'' (2007) * ''The Essence (Chillville Records)'' (2005) * ''Ambience (Water Music Records)'' (2001) * ''Gaia (Chillville Records)'' (2000)

External links

Official website
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