Canadian composer Mike Roberts writes music that tugs at the emotions and precisely locates the listener in a mood, a place or unfolding events.

He does this in a wide range of genres, including concert pieces, music for film, ballet, jazz and "mood" music for relaxation.

To hear Mike's music for yourself please try the playlist below and visit the music pages.

If you have comments on the music or any other aspect of the site we'd love to hear from you!

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More samples of the music
you'll find on the site:

Romeo and Juliet
- a ballet in four acts. Most downloaded.

Tapestry
- for a film about the Norman conquest
   of England.

Music for Relaxation
- lush yet uncomplicated settings.

Kubla Khan
- a setting of Coleridge's poem for voice
   and orchestra.

String Quartet
- a foray into serial techniques.

Poems of John McCrae
- a song cycle.

Ouverture Bourlesque
- a whimsical concert curtain raiser.

Variations for String Orchestra

Baja Serenades
- piano pieces inspired by Mexican folk music.