Contents: Kingfishers, Forest Walk, Mountain Rain
Contents: Jazz Waltz, A Day in the Sun, Waiting for the Rain, Autumn Days, Adventures in Jamaica, Reflections, Winter Skies, Fireflies, Ocean Spray, Lotus Garden, Mermaids
Contents: Gnomes on Holiday, In the Groove, Passing Time, Late for School, Stargazing, On the River, Dreams, Private Eye, Howzat!, Steppin' Out, Lazy Days
Contents: Captain Fred, Rikitiki Plop, Doodly What's It, Lookin' at Cha Cha Cha, Slinkissimmo, The Little Rag Rag, Three Out of Four
Contents: Big Foot Stomp, Everybody in the house jump, The Rock, Here it is, Reed it and weep, Strawberrie Smoothie, The Green Panther, The Lost Count, Three's a Crowd, Triangle
Contents: A Little Irish Waltz for Tree Fellas Part 1, A Little Irish Waltz for Tree Fellas Part 2, A Little Irish Waltz for Tree Fellas Part 3, An Outbreak of Syncopation, Dancing With a Spanish Chook, Filthy Dirty Socks, Eve's Family, Half Dozen of the Other, Thong Lake, Hot Polka, I Feel OK, Kangaroo, Not Another Show Tune, Notes Art, Sort of Blues, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Swine Flue, Swingaringarosie, Swingaringarosie 2, The Wooden Leg March, Try it a Bit Faster
Yānada is dedicated to the oboist Diana Doherty, who gave the first performance on March 1st 1999 in the Sydney Conservatorium Recital Hall.
It is often associated with its companion piece, Ulpirra. Originally published as Two Pieces for Solo Oboe, Yānada and Ulpirra are performed today, widely and frequently, by all the other instruments of the woodwind family.
Mysterious and hauntingly melodic, Yānada takes its title from a word meaning moon in an Aboriginal language of the Sydney area.
