Classical Music
- Hans Abrahamsen – Nacht und Trompeten
- George Crumb – Pastoral Drone for organ
- George Crumb – Trio for Strings
- Mario Davidovsky – Sting Trio for violin, viola, violoncello
- Ross Edwards – Piano Concerto in A
- Lorenzo Ferrero
- Thema 44 (ad honorem J. Haydn)
- My Blues
- My Rag
- Respiri
- Soleils
- Daron Hagen – Echo's Songs
- Rudolf Komorous – Serenade for Strings
- Mel Powell – String Quartet
- Robert Simpson – String Quartet no. 9, 32 Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Haydn
- Tōru Takemitsu – Rain Coming for chamber orchestra
- Tōru Takemitsu – Rain Spell for flute, clarinet, harp, piano and vibraphone
- Jay Ungar – Ashokan Farewell
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