Classical Music
- Mario Davidovsky
- Biblical Songs for soprano, flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano
- Concertante for string quartet and orchestra
- Lorenzo Ferrero
- Parodia
- Four Modern Dances
- Zaubermarsch
- Discanto sulla musica sull'acqua di Handel
- Musica per un paesaggio
- Cadenza
- Rock my Tango
- John Harbison – The Flight into Egypt (cantata)
- Paul Lansky – Smalltalk
- Alvin Lucier – Music for Piano with One or More Snare Drums
- John McCabe – Flute Concerto
- Meredith Monk – Book Of Days
- John Pickard – The Flight of Icarus
- Takashi Yoshimatsu – Symphony No. 1 Kamui-Chikap
- John Zorn – The Dead Man
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