"Dream of Black Isle" was written for the Edinburgh guitarist Michael Mc Geary and premiered by him in April 1989 at the Inverness Easter Festival; it identifies strongly with a landscape painting by Jake Jackson who lives in the Scottish Highlands near Black Isle. Its first movement was based on the extreme left of the painting where I felt a powerful sense of ancient war and death, and a ghostly processional.

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Dream of black isle (Kilvington's Chris)

"Wings of December" was written in 1988 on a dark winter's day Cambridge, with the last of the year's migrating birds gathering in the skies in preparation for their long journey to the sun. Its natural melancholy reflects the scene, a farawell of sorts prefacing a journey of hope.

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Wings of December (Kilvington Chris)

There is a considerable amount of left hand fingering given here, partly because I think it will prove helpful in a piece containing much campanela, and partly to clearly indicate where the notes should be taken, albeit with some individual choices made by other players. The fingering gives the 'flavour'.

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Colours in a cage (Kilvington Chris)