Scores

Duration: 5' Three miniatures for solo harp reflecting on the characters of different species of Djinn

Duration: 13' A version for full choir of the commission for the Kings Singers, Arabesques: settings of four short but highly evocative poems by contemporary male Arab poets. Each piece tells the story of a woman they have known.

Duration: 5' A commission for the Kings Singers, these Arabesques are settings of four short but highly evocative poems by contemporary male Arab poets. Each tells the story of a woman they have known.

Duration: 5'15" and 3'15" Inspired by the motivic and harmonic idioms of 16th century church music, the first performance was during Evensong in St. Paul’s Cathedral on Sunday 1st August 2010, sung by the women's choir Aurora Nova, directed by Patrick Craig.

Duration: 8'20" A set of miniatures designed to partner with Haydn's musical clock pieces. They were commissioned for performance on a single manual chamber organ by Stephen Farr and premiered in the Cambridge 800 Festival of 2009.

Duration: 5'  

Duration: 5' The orchestral work Kahayla was commissioned to celebrate the building of the Burj Khalifa in 2009. A stipulation of the commission was that the piece should reflect on Dubai’s cultural identity.

Duration: 15' Christina of Markyate was a twelfth-century recluse who became prioress of Markyate, near St Albans in Hertfordshire. In this setting of the Missa Brevis, the text of each movement is linked to a period in her life. This Missa Brevis was commissioned by the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Alban for performance by the cathedral choir during the year of the 900th anniversary of the consecration of the Norman Abbey Church.

Duration: 17' This accompanied mass setting was inspired by the 'Visions of Daniel' and performed on Ascension Day 2016 by the choirs of St Catharine’s College Chapel under the direction of Edward Wickham.

Duration: 5' A dectet with percussion commissioned for the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature in Dubai.

Duration: 7' Inspired by the apocraphal story of King Solomon harnessing supernatural powers to build the First Temple. Commissioned by Ann Elise Smoot for performance at Westminster Abbey, 7th July 2013.

Duration: 4'30" For this commission for the Raschèr Saxophone Quartet, Joanna was asked write a piece with a subject strongly associated with or relevant to Dubai. She chose a fast car.

Duration: 5' A setting of verses 1-6 of Psalm 139, the first performance of this anthem was given at Peterborough Cathedral on Sunday 5th July 2015 where it was performed at evensong by the cathedral choir directed by Steven Grahl.

Duration: 3' A fantasia inspired quintet commissioned by Onyx Brass for the Lisbon Bach Festival 2010.  Includes full score and brass parts.