Chamber/instrumental
- Sonata Op.8 (unaccompanied violin), 1959.
- Four Two-Part Inventions Op.11a (piano), 1962.
- Five Character Pieces Op.11b (piano), 1962
- Trio for Violin, Contrabass and Piano (1964, rev. 1975)
- Microstructures (unaccompanied oboe), 1964.
- Constants (solo violin, 4 pianos, 6 percussion groups), 1964
- Homoeomorphies I-III (piano; III, 2 pianos), 1968-9.
- Ornaments (oboe, harp or guitar, viola; variable duration), 1969.
- Bucolic Strophes (organ), 1976.
- Concorsuono (unaccompanied French horn), 1977.
- Concerto misterioso (flute, clarinet, bassoon, antique cymbals, harpsichord, harp, violin, viola, cello), 1977.
- Fuer Elise (piano), 1988.
- Hlas I (unaccompanied cello), 1990.
- Hlas II (obituary for Dmitri Shostakovich, unaccompanied bass-clarinet), 1994.
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