List of Works
- aparanthesi A (2000–03)
- aparanthesi B (2000–03)
- Bell Speeds (1983, 90)
- Blur (Bolton Chili Overdire); 1 Moment, 2 Wow, 3 Nest
- Burrows (1974–75)
- Compact (R.E.M.T.V. Hammercamp); 1 Phase, 2 Snap
- Cyfer (Depeche Mould)
- from Burrows: silence to say (1974)
- Grayfolded (1995)
- Homonymy (1998), flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trombone, percussion, violin, cello, doublebass and video tape
- Mad Mod (Jello Bellafonte)
- Manifold (Bing Stingspreen); 1 Philosophy, 2 Phase
- Massive (Ozzie Osmond); 1 Hazzard, 2 Warning, 3 Treacherous
- Ohmigone (2001)
- Open (Bo No Ma); 1 Suck, 2 Rip
- Ridge (2001)
- Skindling Shadés (1987)
- "Spectre" (1990)
- Temperature (Beastie Shop Beach); 1 Tempus Amoré (Hyper Love Time), 2 Tempo Pact
- Un paysage (Ouverture) (1996)
- Urge (Marianne Faith No Morrisey); 1 Slow, 2 Slice, 3 Blink
- Velocity (Aretha Vanilli); 1 Tremendous, 2 Tremulous
- Worse (Anthrax Squeeze Factory)
- Zoom (Sinead O'Connick Jr); 1 Alone, 2 Gogh
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