The music on these CDs was composed on a Fairlight Computer Music Instrument between 1983 and 1988. The Fairlight was among the first synthesisers controlled by a computer and Roger Doyle 'made great use out of it' and has 'very fond memories of the Fairlight'. Works include Contents of the Pay-Jar and a suite derived from the music composed for The Love of Don Perlimplin and Belissa in the Garden.

This CD features C. S. L. Parker's programmatic work Lumen: The Walk to Poolbeg Lighthouse performed by the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, with works by six other contemporary composers.

Philip Martin's piano trio, Serendipity, was inspired by paintings in the Crawford Gallery, Cork, the home of the Crawford Piano Trio for whom he wrote it. Also on this disk are Martin's Two Elegies for Violin and Piano; Songs for the Four Parts of the Night; Light Music and The Rainbow Comes and Goes.

This CD presents a selection of Bernard Geary's piano and choral music. Pianist Anthony Byrne performs Scherzo, Two Cameos, And Lastly Came Cold February and Sonatina. The choral works are performed by Cantairí Óga Átha Cliath and include Ave Verum, Liquid Emotion, A Dream Garden, The Divine Image, Éist le Fuaim na hAbhann and Dóchas.