Books
- Myth and Music. A Semiotic Approach to the Aesthetics of Myth in Music, especially that of Wagner, Sibelius and Stravinsky (1978)
- Semiotics of Music (ed.) (1987)
- Heroes of Music (1988)
- La musique comme langage I–II (ed.) (1987–88)
- Center and Periphery (ed.) (1990)
- Introduction to Semiotics (1990)
- Sémiologie et pratiques esthetiques (ed.) (1991)
- Semiotics of Finland (ed.) (1991)
- On the Borderlines of Semiosis (ed.) (1992)
- The Dream and Exaltation of Romanticism (1992)
- A Theory of Musical Semiotics (1994)
- Musical Signification (ed.) (1995)
- Examples (1996)
- Heitor Villa-Lobos (1996)
- La sémiotique musicale (1996)
- Musical Semiotics in Growth (ed.) (1996)
- Semiotics of Music (ed.)
- Musical Signification: Between Rhetoric and Pragmatics (ed.) (1998)
- Snow, Forest, Silence. The Finnish Tradition of Semiotics (ed.) (1998)
- The Correspondence (of the School Years and Years of Formation) between E.T. and Hannu Riikonen 1961-76 (1998)
- Existential Semiotics (2000)
- Le secret du professeur Amfortas (2000)
- Signs of Music (2002)
- The Realities of Music. An Encyclopedia (2003)
- Values and Signs (2004)
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