Career
Weiland has produced numerous chamber, orchestral and choral works, commissioned for and performed by artists including: Sir Neville Marriner and the Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields, Altenberg Trio Wien, Australian Quartet, Marie-Noëlle Kendall, Andrew Marriner, Kenneth Sillito, Steven Isserlis, Susan Milan, and the young Hamer Quartet. Three early major chamber works (1985–1988) were commissioned for William Hennessy"s newly formed Australian Quartet. Weiland was Composer-in-Residence for the Norfolk and Norwich Music Club from 2003 - 2007.
Recent works include three double-choir Motets, and Fourth and Fifth Quartets Ops.50,51.
In August 2014 he completed the large-scale Flute Concerto for Susan Milan. Third Quartet (op 39) 2005 Norfolk & Norwich Music Club.
Hamer Quartet world premiere ANAM 2007, European premiere 2008;
Triple Concerto (op 38) 2006 Sir Neville Marriner and Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields / Altenberg Trio Wien;
Third Solo Cello Suite "Isserlis Mikro-Suite" (op 37) 2004 Norfolk & Norwich Music Club for Steven Isserlis;
Clarinet Quintet (op 33) 2003 Norfolk & Norwich Music Club for Andrew Marriner & ASMF Ensemble;
Second Trio (op32) "Pavey Ark" 2002 Norfolk & Norwich Music Club for Altenberg Trio Wien;
Clarinet Concerto (op 30) 2001 Sir Neville Marriner and Julian Burnside for Andrew Marriner;
First Trio (op 22) 1995 Rudolf & Gloria Bretschneider, performer Raphael Trio and Altenberg Trio (Brahms Saal series - Musikverein);
Motet ‘Holy Baptisme’ (op 16) Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge / Richard Marlow (Trinity Chapel, January 1993);
Divertimento for strings (op 15) 1991 Sir Neville Marriner and Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields (Queen Elizabeth Hall);
Piano Quintet (op 8) 1988 Australian Quartet for American Society for Quality & Marie-Noëlle Kendall released American Broadcasting Company Classics/Polygram 1992.;
First String Quartet (op 5) 1986 Australia Council for American Society for Quality (>34 perf incl Wigmore Hall and Louisiana Fenice);
Voice Quintet (op 4) 1985.
Premiere: American Broadcasting Company live broadcast from the 1986 Adelaide Festival;
‘Huge Griffons’ 1992 for RVW Trust/New London Children"s Choir/Ronald Corporation (Street James"s/LSO Street Luke"s/British Broadcasting Corporation Radio 3).
