Classical Music
- Gilbert Biberian – Greek Suite for guitar
- George Crumb
- Madrigals, Books I for soprano, vibraphone, and double bass
- Madrigals, Books II for soprano, flute/alto flute/piccolo, and percussion
- Mario Davidovsky – Inflexions for chamber ensemble
- Roberto Gerhard – Concerto for Orchestra
- Vittorio Giannini – Symphony no. 5
- György Ligeti – Requiem for Soprano and Mezzo Soprano solo, mixed Chorus and Orchestra (1963–65)
- Karlheinz Stockhausen – Mikrophonie II
- Eduard Tubin – Sonata for viola and piano
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