This Celtic style piece reflects the ‘Flickering rhythms of light’ synonymous with a lit candle. Imagine the scene in an ancient castle, with the flame naturally flickering to and fro, but then having moments of perfect stillness. Melodic changes in the music reflect this as the candle burns away. It is dying, but it suddenly seems to get a whole new energy for one last burst of

Conondale is a tiny sleepy town nestled at the bottom of the Maleny Range in the Queensland Sunshine Coast Hinterland. It shares the wonderful Mary River Valley with other beautiful small communities, bubbling creeks and picturesque farmlands. The beauty and serenity of this area is always close to Rhondda's heart as it represents her family's roots.

This melody is inspired by a gently, swiftly flowing Creek. Where shadows dance between the sparkling colors of the stream. As water flows over smooth opalescent rocks. Where a leaf gets caught momentarily. Then moves swiftly on towards its destination.

Another beautiful composition by Rhondda. Intermediate level. 3 pages.

Rhondda wrote this piece for a solo concert at The Arts Centre Gold Coast (HOTA), Queensland. The concert series was called Fiesta de la Musica and in keeping with the theme she played a Tango. The audience helped het to choose the name of the piece.

Intermediate level. 4 pages.

She’s busy….she’s capable….she’s feisty….she’s current….She’s an Urban Girl!

Play this piece with a fierce determination!