Works For Solo Piano, Arranged By Others From Various Sources
- Trilogy Sonata for piano (1975/1979/1983, from Einstein, Sathyagraha and Akhnaten, arranged by Paul Barnes in 2001)
- Closing from "Mishima" for piano (1984, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Anima Mundi for piano (1991, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Selections from "A Brief History of Time" for piano (1991, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- The Orphée Suite for piano (1991, transcribed by Paul Barnes in 2000)
- Candyman: Helen's Theme and more for piano (1992, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Overture from La Belle et la Bete for piano (1994, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Jenipapo: No.14 for piano (1995, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Epilogue from Monsters of Grace for piano (1998, transcribed by Paul Barnes in 2001)
- Dracula for piano (1998, transcribed by Michael Riesman in 2007)
- Naqoyqatsi: Primacy of Number for piano (2002, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- The Fog of War for piano (2002, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Music from the Hours for piano (2002/2003, transcribed by Michael Riesman and Nico Muhly)
- Concerto No.2 "After Lewis and Clark" for piano (2004, transcribed by Paul Barnes)
- Neverwas Set for piano (2005, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- "Life in the Mountains" from "The Illusionist" for piano (2006, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- Notes on Scandal: I knew her for piano (2006, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
- No Reservations Combine for piano (2007, transcribed by Michael Riesman)
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