2003 saw many performances of Paul's solo harp music including the world premiere of "Bugs" by Caterin Finch at the Royal Academy of Music Harp Showcase in November. Numerous performances of Spiders were given in many different countries including Austria, Belgium, Holland & North America, In the U.K. several leading harpist have featured it in their recitals including Alison Nicholls, Sally Pryce, and it was also featured by the Royal Opera House Soloist in their concert at the Floral Hall, Covent Garden.

The Millennium Mass was given its Japanese Premiere in Yokohama, 26th November 

Little Red Riding Hood continued to do the rounds as it  entered the second decade of its life: in its original orchestral version, the Ulster Orchestra gave the work its Irish unveiling on November 10th in Belfast' Waterfront Hall, while on the other side of the planet, the Manila Youth Orchestra has brought the work back to Filipino spectators at Manila's Shangri-La Plaza Mall on December 2nd. Paul Pellay's wind band transcription of the work has also been making headway, with performances in Maidstone (Nov. 10th) and Sheffield (Nov. 21st).

The Millennium Mass 

Paul attended the USA premiere of the "Millennium Mass" in Rhode Island on May 21 with the Chorus of Westerly and the Boston Festival Orchestra. It also opened the 2001 Three Choirs Festival in Hereford Cathedral in August, sung by the combined choirs of Gloucester, Worcester & Hereford Cathedrals. The combined choirs of Winchester, Chichester & Salisbury Cathedrals also performed it at the Southern Cathedrals Festival on 21 July in Salisbury Cathedral.

The String Quartet was taken up by the Schidlof Quartet and the Bochmann Quartet. They have given several performances and both have performed it in Germany.

Yugoslavian violist Dejan Mladjenovic brought The Tides of Mananan to the Wigmore Hall for his recital in December.

Chromascope was performed in Lieska, Finland as part of Lieska Brass Week. The Töölö Brass was conducted by Tom Bildo.

Within the space of a week, the Magnificat was heard in three different countries: on November 10th in Maidstone, with the Maidstone Choral Union; in Davis, California, U.S.A., with the Davis Chorale on November 11th; and in Linkopping, Sweden, with the Linkopping University Choir under Hans Lundgren on November 17th (the work's Swedish premiere). More recently, a further performance took place nearer home courtesy of the Lewisham Choral Society on December 15th.

     The Toulouse Chamber Orchestra performed the "Piccola Sinfonia" in October  2001