Works
- 1942 - Three Choruses from Alice in Wonderland (series one)
- 1944 - Choral New Yorker
- 1946 - Sonata for Violin and Piano
- 1947 - Music for Piano
- 1948 - Partita, Woodwind Quintet
- 1948 - Toccata Concertante
- 1949 - The Hour Glass (song cycle) for chorus
- 1951 - Notturno for Strings and Harp
- 1952 - String Quartet
- 1952 - Mutability (song cycle) for mezzo-soprano and piano
- 1953 - Alice in Wonderland (series two)
- 1954 - Childhood Fables for Grown-ups
- 1955 - Serious Song: Lament for String Orchestra
- 1956 - Fantasia for String Trio
- 1962 - Symphony
- 1962 - Romanza for Wind Quintet
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