I'll show you pieces which I know work. If a piece is to be enjoyed it needs appeal for the listener on its first hearing. If a piece is to be studied it needs appeal for the player on its first playing. If a piece is to work as an Ensemble item it needs success for the players on its first run-through. Accessible is the fashionable word.
Accessible music is fun music.
Many of the pieces have a lively rhythm, so that they motor along and hold tightly together. I've placed the best of my music with publishers, and more is on the way. Much of my music is single-line, and in the practical sessions , you see that this is both an advantage when learning, and a great opportunity when playing. When you try the incipits here, don't just play the few bars. Try them in different positions, with different tone and different articulation.