At last, a performance of (partly) my music within a short bus ride of home.  The Peckham Chamber Orchestra concert #6 features the collaborative piece Re:CHORDS that I have mentioned before (New music and bears). I have contributed 32 bars out of 320 (I think).
The concert is at the Peckham Liberal Club on 28 July at 8:30, and it's free.

There is another of my pieces out there on the internet.  I have just discovered it here.  It was for a competition I did not win, but they put my piece on the web site anyway.  It is Shadowed from heaven's eye, a fairly experimental piece using microtones. 
There is an Ogg Vorbis version of Shadowed from heaven's eye on the un-twelve web site, or an mp3 version (slightly rebalanced) on this site.
It is not the most cheerful piece I have written.  The title is a quote from Titus Andronicus by Shakespeare, one of his most tragic tragedies.  It tells the fictional story of Titus, a Roman general, who is engaged in a cycle of revenge with Tamora, Queen of the Goths.  Titus kills his own son, and his daughter is raped and mutilated by Tamora's sons.  He kills his daughter's attackers and serves them to Tamora in a pie.  He then kills his daughter and Tamora; Titus and his killer are killed at the end of the play.  There are also several other killings and limbs chopped off.