and piano (1973) The Great Question Mark, soprano and orchestra (or piano, 1983) The Crossing, music theatre (1984) The Boundaries of Time, chorus and orchestra (1985) Harp Scrapbook, solo harp (1992) Inner Landscapes, piano (1994) Paradise Haunts, violin and piano (1995 - orchestrated 1999) Kafka’s Chimp, opera for 5 singers, 2 dancers and chamber ensemble (1996) Airstream, clarinet and piano (1997) Light Music, piano four hands (1997) Dances from Forgotten Places, chamber orchestra (1999) Mapping Wales, string quarter or string orchestra (2000) Passus, large orchestra (2000) Transports, clarinet, violin, cello and piano (2000) Three Mobiles, piano (2001, version for string orchestra and harp 2003) Plain Chants, acapella choir (2003) Cello Symphony (2004) A Chair in Love, comic opera for 4 singers and wind quintet (2005) Line Dance, string orchestra (2005) In Time of Daffodils, baritone and orchestra (or piano - 2006) Mountains Blue Like Sea, cello and piano (2006) Paths of Song (Llwybrau Cân) for string quartet (2007) Septet, harp, flute, clarinet and string quartet (2008) Under Milk Wood, opera (2014) Sextet, piano and wind (2016) Octet (2018) Six Palindromes, chamber ensemble (2018) Discography Several of Metcalf's works are available on the album "In Time of Daffodils". This includes Paradise Haunts, Three Mobiles and In Time of Daffodils. These pieces are performed by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. (Excerpts from Paradise Haunts were used as part of the Queensland Ballet Company production of A Midsummer Night's Dream.) A complete discography is given on the composer's website. A recording of Under Milk Wood: An Opera featuring the original cast is due for release by Ty Cerdd records on 27 October 2014. References External links John Metcalf's official website Vale of Glamorgan Festival Swansea Festival of Music and the Arts Biography at MusicFest Aberystwyth website Canadian composers Canadian male composers People educated at Dean Close School Welsh composers Welsh male composers 1946 births Living people Date of birth missing (living people) People educated at Bishop Gore School Musicians from Swansea Members of the Order of the British Empire